Work orders, asset management, GIS, fleet, inspections, citizen requests, and the 811 compliance you can't afford to miss. Built for the field, not just the desk. One source of truth across roads, water, sewer, and parks.
Most asset management software was built for desk staff with clean data and ideal workflows. gWorks Operations was built for the truck, the field, and the 11 PM phone screen. Field-first by design, GIS-native from the start, modular enough to let your team begin where they need to begin.
Crews work from the device they already carry. Updates sync when connectivity returns. No more end-of-day data entry. No more sticky notes lost between the truck and the office.
Cloud GIS lives at the center of the platform, not as a viewer of desktop software. Esri Desktop users get a real cloud path forward without losing the spatial work they've already done.
Labor, equipment, and material costs get attached to every work order as it closes. You'll know what a job actually cost without pulling numbers from three different places.

Start with the work you most need to get out of paper or spreadsheets. Grow into the rest at your own pace.
One pothole. One citizen call. Five products working together from the report to the closed work order, without a single sticky note lost between them.
A citizen submits the request through the portal or on the phone. Photo, GPS location, and contact info captured in seconds.
The request generates a work order, routes to the right crew, and shows up on the field tech's mobile device. No paper handoff.
The pothole's coordinates pin to the street segment on the map. The asset record shows the road's maintenance history at a glance.
Asphalt and labor logged to the work order. Inventory updates automatically. Costs roll up against the street, the department, and the right fund.
The repair becomes part of the road's permanent record. The next time the council asks about pavement spending, the data is already there.
Each role in city management has a different job, but the data flows between them without an export or phone call
Oversees field operations, crew productivity, and asset maintenance across the city. Needs real-time visibility into what's being done, where, and by whom, without manually chasing down crews or paperwork.
Manages permits, inspections, code enforcement, and the compliance records that keep the city legally protected. The connection point between residents, departments, and municipal code.