One register, one map and one set of rules for the whole city
Street lights, signals, sensors, bins and chargers usually sit in separate vendor portals. Mintema brings every city system into one register and one map, connects their devices and lets the city act before residents complain.
Your journey, in six stops
From bringing every system together to reporting to the city leadership. Each stop shows the features you get.
- Stop 01Bring it togetherEvery city system in one register
- Stop 02MapThe whole city on one map
- Stop 03ConnectDevices from any vendor, one platform
- Stop 04ActRules that act before residents complain
- Stop 05MaintainContractors and crews held to the same standard
- Stop 06LeadA live picture for the city leadership
Every city system in one register
What you get- Any asset type, no code
Lighting, signals, bins, chargers and buildings.
- District by district
Assets organised the way the city is.
- Each department its own
Departments manage their assets on one platform.
The whole city on one map
What you get- One GIS map
Every system on one map, coloured by status.
- Buildings in 3D
Public buildings and structures in 3D.
- Layers you choose
Show lighting, signals or bins with a click.
Devices from any vendor, one platform
What you get- Open integration
Any JSON over HTTPS, or two-way MQTT.
- Devices on their assets
Readings stored against the asset they measure.
- Two-way control
Send commands back to devices where supported.
Rules that act before residents complain
What you get- Rules without code
Readings, status and schedules drive actions.
- Work orders on their own
An outage creates the job and assigns the crew.
- City control rooms
Alerts by severity, with every response recorded.
Contractors and crews held to the same standard
What you get- Work orders with SLA
Response times set per system and contract.
- Inspections in the field
Checks with photos and signatures.
- Cost per asset
Every repair costed to the asset and department.
A live picture for the city leadership
What you get- City dashboards
Service levels, faults and spending by district.
- Reports on schedule
For the council, finance and the public.
- Ask in plain language
Which districts had the most outages this month?
Everything you gain, at a glance
- One city register
for every system and department
- One map
with every layer you need
- No vendor lock-in
devices from any supplier
- Automatic action
before residents notice
- Measured service
with SLA on every job
- A live city picture
for leadership and council
Where public organisations use it
Each use case shows exactly how the platform is set up for that kind of asset.
Outages found and fixed fast
Roads & highway assetsPavement, signs, barriers, lighting
Water & wastewater networksPumping stations, pipes, valves
Buildings & facility managementHVAC, lifts, fire, MEP
District coolingChillers, networks, efficiency
Telecom towers & sitesPower, fuel, tower safety
Start with one system, grow city-wide
A typical rollout. The scope and timing are agreed with you.
- Month 11
One system
Street lighting or another system loaded and on the map.
- Asset types
- GIS layers
- Departments
- Months 2-32
Devices and rules
Devices connected, alert rules and work orders live.
- Device integration
- Rules
- Crews
- Months 3-63
More systems
Signals, bins and chargers join the same platform.
- New systems
- Control rooms
- Contracts
- Ongoing4
City view
Leadership dashboards and scheduled reports.
- District KPIs
- Council reports
- AI questions
Smart cities, answered
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
Yes. Any device or platform that sends JSON over HTTPS or uses MQTT can be connected.
Yes. Each department sees its own assets and work, and the city leadership sees across them.
Yes. Rules on readings, status and dates can create work orders and send alerts.
Yes. Every screen, report and alert works in Arabic and English.
Your city,
on one map.
We will load one of your city systems, connect a sample device and show an outage become a work order.