Holistic Network Management: simple, flexible, integrated. VertiGIS Networks supports utilities in digitally managing their infrastructure—from planning to maintenance. Built on Esri technology, we offer flexible configurations and seamless integration into your existing IT landscape.
What is VertiGIS Networks?
VertiGIS Networks digitizes your utility infrastructure—for electricity, gas, water, wastewater, telecommunications, district heating, and cooling.
The web-based and mobile software integrates seamlessly into your systems and supports all sectors through planning, operations, and maintenance. This enables efficient workflows, high security, and full transparency.
Why Choose VertiGIS Networks?
Industry-Focused Web Solutions
Specialized functions for utility networks improve workflows across the asset life cycle. Applications are built on ArcGIS and VertiGIS Studio and designed for real-world use.
Quick to Configure & Expand
The software is ready to use out of the box. Extensions can be implemented without programming—for customizations with minimal maintenance effort.
Cloud Operation & System Integration
The GIS infrastructure can be fully operated in the cloud. Standardized interfaces enable direct integration with ERP and operations management systems.

Digital Lifecycle of Your Utility Networks
Whether electricity, water, gas, district heating, or telecommunications: VertiGIS Networks supports your infrastructure through all phases—from planning to renewal. This ensures continuous documentation, providing full control and transparency.
Achieve Greater Efficiency with VertiGIS Networks
Work seamlessly across web and mobile platforms with flexible, industry-specific features.
Automated interfaces streamline workflows and boost productivity.

Web-Based Solution
Access your network data from anywhere—with unified tools across all devices. Whether in the office, on-site, or offline in the field: your data is always available and reliably usable.

Asset Life Cycle Focus
Document assets consistently and maintain them sustainably through system integrations. This builds a reliable data foundation and ensures transparency throughout the entire lifecycle.

Multi-Domain Data Model
Benefit from specialized tools and data models for electricity, gas, water, wastewater, telecommunications, district heating, and cooling—for precise, efficient, and secure network management.

Configurable Framework
Easily tailor the solution to your needs. The customizable framework ensures efficient management of extensions and long-term use of customizations.

Rapid Implementation
Quickly implement the solution thanks to cloud-ready architecture. Automated interfaces significantly reduce your operational and maintenance effort, delivering tangible benefits fast.
Product Offering
Tailored GIS Solutions for Every Industry
VertiGIS Networks is deployed in many sectors. For each utility industry, the software offers specialized functions and data models—for secure, efficient, and future-ready infrastructure.

Document and maintain high-, medium-, and low-voltage networks precisely in GIS. From substations and switching stations to house connections: assets, lines, and switching states are fully digitally represented.

Reliably manage transmission and distribution networks for high-, medium-, and low-pressure. Lines, valves, stations, and measuring points are digitally recorded, maintained, and integrated into safety and pressure tests.

Manage drinking water networks with mains, distribution lines, hydrants, and valves consistently in GIS. Features like network tracing, incident management, and maintenance planning ensure supply and quality.

Record sanitary, combined, and stormwater sewers as well as special structures like manholes, pumping stations, or overflow basins. Condition assessments, CCTV inspections, and rehabilitation planning provide transparency across the network.

Model fiber and copper networks down to fiber and port level. Cables, splices, distribution points, building connections, and active equipment are represented—for expansion planning, network operations, and availability checks.

Manage heating and cooling networks including mains, house connections, and transfer stations. Network calculations, load flow analyses, and maintenance strategies support operational safety and network optimization.
