Receive one-call utility locate tickets from the 811 system, route them to the correct utility crew, track marking completion, and maintain the documentation that protects your infrastructure from dig damage.
Tickets submitted by contractors through the 811 system arrive automatically with excavation location, dig date, contractor information, and affected utility types.
Configure routing rules by utility type and location. Gas tickets go to the gas crew, water and sewer to public works, electric to the utility department. All automatically, without a dispatcher in the middle.
Crews mark their completion in the system when lines are located and marked. The ticket closes with the marking date and is documented before the dig date arrives.
Every ticket, every crew notification, and every marking completion is logged with timestamps. If a contractor hits a line, your documentation shows exactly what you notified and when.
What communities gain when the manual work goes away.
Yes. Every ticket has a timestamped log of receipt, crew notification, and marking completion. This documentation is the foundation of your legal protection in a damage claim.
The ticket is in the system when business opens. You can configure notification rules for after-hours emergency tickets — your gWorks contact will cover this during setup.
Yes. Routing rules can be configured per utility type. Each type routes to the appropriate crew or department. If you only own certain utility types, only those routing rules are configured.
Tickets submitted to the 811 one-call center are transmitted to gWorks automatically via the notification system your state uses (EDI or API). Your implementation team configures the connection during setup.
Pricing depends on the size of your community and the solutions you need. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all packages, we'll walk you through the options and provide a customized quote during a quick, no-obligation conversation. Call us!