Netzdaten dem Ausbau immer einen Schritt voraus

The continuous upkeep that keeps your network records true to the network in the ground. Data entry, as-built capture, CRS reprojection, topology validation, and deduplication, with an issue log on every batch, so your planners work from accurate records instead of chasing down what changed.

PIA submissions that pass the first time. We build submission-ready documentation packs with spatial QA baked in and validate them before they go to review, so access agreements move forward instead of bouncing back and burning planner time.

The digitising backlog cleared at production speed. Route and asset layers drawn to your schema, as-built CAD prepared to standard, so the network gets into your GIS as fast as it gets built, not weeks behind.

A data team that scales with your rollout instead of your hiring plan. Named engineers and a dedicated project manager, operational in two weeks, scaling up and down month to month, so build-phase surges stop being a recruitment problem.

Route and right-of-way surveys turned into network-ready layers. We classify and vectorise LiDAR and imagery from corridor capture, so the data your survey crews collect arrives as usable network geometry, not raw scans waiting in a queue.

One live system of record for the network instead of a spreadsheet that breaks at scale. Topology, condition tracking, and maintenance scheduling, IoT-connected via LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and MQTT, on PostGIS and GeoServer with no per-seat lock-in, so planning runs on current data, not last quarter's export.

What the crew sees in the field, visible to the office in real time. Live crew positions and device telemetry on the planning map, with sub-second updates and edge-to-cloud sync built for low-connectivity sites, so dispatch and planning act on what is happening now.

The connective tissue between systems that never talked. Automated pipelines between GIS, OSS/BSS, and work orders, plus geodatabase consolidation after an acquisition and OGC services for downstream systems, so data moves through pipelines instead of manual exports, and a merger stops meaning quarters of blind planning.

A planning portal built around how your team actually works. Full-stack web portals with interactive network maps, spatial querying, and role-based access, multi-tenant and OGC-compliant, replacing enterprise licences that cost more than the team using them, owned by you on handover.

Shortest-path and capacity analysis across your network graph, on infrastructure you own. pgRouting-based routing with no per-call API dependency, so network analysis scales with the network instead of with a vendor's invoice.