Mapping and Geodata
Find an asset and open its complete record
See how a user locates an infrastructure asset and immediately accesses its key information.
- What you are seeing
- The map and asset record work together, allowing the user to move directly from a geographic search to the information associated with the selected asset—photographs, inspection results, documents, and maintenance history.
- Why it matters
- Employees spend less time looking through separate maps, spreadsheets, folders, and paper records.
Mobile Field Operations
Complete a mobile field inspection
Follow a field employee through a structured asset inspection on a phone or tablet.
- What you are seeing
- A configurable mobile form guides the employee through selecting an asset, entering condition information, adding a photograph, documenting a defect, and submitting the inspection—connecting the completed record directly to the asset.
- Why it matters
- Field information becomes available to authorized office users without re-entering handwritten notes.
Mobile Field Operations
Turn an inspection defect into follow-up work
See how a field observation becomes a traceable operational task.
- What you are seeing
- A defect identified during an inspection becomes a task with a priority, an assigned owner, and a due date—displayed on the operational map.
- Why it matters
- Important findings are less likely to remain buried in inspection reports or depend on someone remembering to follow up.
Asset Management
Review an asset’s complete lifecycle history
See how inspections, repairs, documents, photographs, and projects build a long-term asset history.
- What you are seeing
- An asset’s timeline of installation information, inspections, failures, repairs, condition changes, and planned renewal, built up as operational activities continuously add evidence to the record.
- Why it matters
- Replacement and maintenance discussions can be based on documented history rather than age alone.
Asset Management
Visualize condition and risk on the map
See how asset information can be translated into an understandable priority map.
- What you are seeing
- Switching between asset-condition, criticality, failure-history, and combined-risk map views, using styles and filters built on transparent assessment criteria.
- Why it matters
- Teams can explore why an asset has a higher priority and communicate that reasoning to managers, engineers, and decision-makers.
Dashboards and Coordination
Monitor inspection progress
Track completed, outstanding, and overdue inspections across the service area.
- What you are seeing
- Changing the reporting period, filtering by asset type or crew, and selecting an incomplete area directly on the map—dashboard indicators and the map respond to the same filters.
- Why it matters
- Supervisors can identify backlogs and geographic gaps without manually combining multiple reports.
Dashboards and Coordination
Manage open and overdue work
See how managers can review work status, workload, and priorities.
- What you are seeing
- Filtering tasks by status, priority, responsible person, asset class, and due date, then opening an individual task directly from the dashboard.
- Why it matters
- Dashboards become working management tools—not static reports.
Mobile Field Operations
Build and optimize a field route
See how geographically distributed inspections or meter-reading locations can be organized into a practical route.
- What you are seeing
- Selecting required assets, creating an optimized route, displaying the sequence, and opening the next assignment from a mobile device.
- Why it matters
- Better routing can reduce unnecessary travel and help crews complete more work with available resources.
Asset Management
Connect infrastructure risks to capital projects
See how priority assets can be grouped into a proposed capital project.
- What you are seeing
- Selecting high-risk assets, creating a project area, adding justification and estimated cost, assigning a target year, and viewing the project in a capital-planning dashboard—the project stays connected to the assets and risks that support it.
- Why it matters
- Capital planning becomes easier to explain, update, and defend.
Mapping and Geodata
Share a focused view with an engineering partner
See how an authorized consultant can access relevant project information without receiving uncontrolled copies of the entire database.
- What you are seeing
- Opening a project-specific view, displaying assigned assets and documents, reviewing inspection history, and uploading or returning project information—permissions and focused project views provide appropriate access to shared information.
- Why it matters
- Utilities and engineers can reduce repeated data requests and preserve project results in a long-term information environment.
