When a main breaks, the map has to be right. CivQuest keeps utility data clean, keeps the sync jobs honest, and puts answers in the hands of the crew in the trench.
The Platform
Atlas up front, Notify and Compass close behind, and a dash of Forge for the heavy lifting.
A mobile-first portal with the tools field crews actually use, backed by the same live services as the office.
Voice search and plain-language queries find assets by attribute or address without a laptop workflow.
“Show hydrants due for flushing in this zone.”what3words search pinpoints valves and easements where street addresses fail, with GPS position on an inset map.
Elevation profiles and spot elevations along any drawn line support quick gravity checks in the field.
Field markup with comments and buffers roams with the signed-in user across devices, and exports to shapefile or CSV.
Data-driven feeds tell operations when features change inside the geography they own, on the cadence they choose.
Draw a pressure zone or project area with a buffer and get alerted when records change inside it, hourly if you want.
A morning email lists yesterday’s new and modified assets with a CSV attached for the work management system.
Service requests, data issues, and every scheduled integration live in one hub your whole division can see.
A no-login submission form takes leak reports and service requests with photos attached, straight into triage.
Requests move across status columns by drag and drop, with priorities, assignees, and threaded updates.
Run deep QA/QC against utility layers and fix what it finds through reviewed, rollback-backed proposals.
Profiling flags null pipe materials, impossible diameters, and domain violations before they reach a work order.
“Which mains are missing install year or material?”See QA/QC run against a live network layer and watch a failed sync job diagnose itself.
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