One map for everything
Every asset with a location on one map, showing only what each user is allowed to see.
GIS & 3D viewer
See every asset on the map, and every structure in 3D
Find any asset on one map, coloured by its condition. Open a structure in 3D and see exactly which part has a problem. Engineers, managers and contractors finally look at the same picture.
Capabilities
Where it is and what it looks like, always up to date
Maps and models only help when they show today’s condition. Here they read from the same record your inspectors and planners update.
Filters that matter
Show only poor condition, critical assets or ongoing inspections, and colour the map by status, condition or health.
3D in the browser
Upload a drawing and explore the structure in 3D. No CAD software needed.
Linked to the real parts
Each part of the model is linked to its record, automatically by name or by drag and drop.
Coloured by condition
See the model coloured by inspection results, open defects or status.
Tools for engineers
Cut through the structure, isolate a part, see through layers and share a link to the exact view.
See it live
One structure, four ways to look at it
Follow a structures engineer preparing for a review meeting. Click a view, or let it play.
Step 1 of 4
Find it on the map
The Eastern Region, coloured by condition. Harbour Crossing stands out in amber.
- Assets shown
- 2,418
- Colour by
- Condition
- Visible to
- Your region only
Result
- Problem areas visible at a glance
- One click to the asset
Step 2 of 4
Open the 3D model
The drawing of Harbour Crossing opens in the browser, ready to explore.
- Versions
- Up to 5 per model
- Software needed
- None
- Sharing
- A link
Result
- No CAD licence required
- Parts linked to their records
Step 3 of 4
See the inspection on the model
The girders show amber and expansion joint J1 shows red. Defects sit on the parts they affect.
- Colours
- From approved inspections
- Defects
- Shown on the part
- Source
- Same as the register
Result
- The finding is clear to anyone
- No separate drawing to update
Step 4 of 4
Cut, isolate and explain
A section cut at water level shows pier P2; x-ray isolates the bearings for the meeting.
- Tools
- Cut, explode, x-ray, isolate
- Output
- Screenshots and links
- Audience
- Managers and contractors
Result
- Faster decisions in meetings
- Better-prepared contractors
Example with sample data.
How it works
How the map and models stay current
- 01
Place your assets
Assets carry their location, and roads and pipes carry their routes.
- 02
Add the model
Upload the drawing of a structure and link its parts to the register.
- 03
Inspect
When an inspection is approved, the map and the model update their colours.
- 04
Share
Send a link to the exact view, or add a screenshot to a report.
Deep dive
Why seeing it changes the conversation
Patterns, not rows
See the problem areas at once
A list of 2,000 assets hides what a map shows in a second: a corridor in poor condition, a district behind on inspections, a coastal area that corrodes faster.
- Colour by condition or health
- Filter to what needs action
- Scoped to each user
A shared picture
A model everyone understands
Engineers read tables; executives and contractors read pictures. A model coloured by condition makes a technical finding clear to the people who approve the budget and do the work.
- Condition on the model
- Defects on the part
- Links for briefings
3D · Harbour Crossing
Span 02 · girders3 defects markedPoor
Expansion joint J1Isolated for reviewSevere
Pier P2Cut at water levelFair
Bearings4 of 4 linkedGood
Never out of date
No separate map to maintain
The map and the model read the asset record. When an inspection is approved or a repair is closed, the colours change by themselves.
- No exports to a separate system
- Updates with every approval
- One source of truth
What updates the map
InspectionApprovedConditionPoorMapAmber3DGirders amber
Business value
What seeing your assets is worth
When people can see where the problems are and what they look like, decisions get faster and site visits get fewer.
Faster prioritisation
Problem areas are visible at a glance, so attention goes to the right place first.
Clearer communication
Managers, regulators and contractors understand a coloured model faster than a table.
Fewer site visits
Engineers review a structure from the office before deciding who goes and with what.
Better emergency response
In an incident, the control room sees the affected assets on one map.
How it usually works
With Mintema
01Locations
In a separate GIS, updated once a year.
On the asset, always current.
02Drawings
Files nobody opens.
A 3D model linked to every part.
03Condition
Tables in inspection reports.
Colours on the map and the model.
04Briefings
Screenshots pasted into slides.
A link to the exact view.
FAQ
Map and 3D, answered
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
No. The map is part of the platform and reads the asset register directly.
No. Models open in the web browser.
Yes. Parts are coloured by condition, open defects or status.
Yes. Each user sees only the assets of the organisations assigned to them.
SEE YOUR NETWORK
Your assets,
Your assets,
on one map.
Send us a sample of your asset list with locations. We will show it on the map, and one structure in 3D, during the call.