Civil Engineering
Build a virtual world with mapped visual asset data for collaboration, engagement, and evaluation
Many projects happening simultaneously require organization and visual documentation of their phases and progress. AgileMapper is the tool your teams and subcontractors in the field can rely on to accurately record and communicate asset conditions on site.
Each photo is geo-tagged, time-stamped, and user-referenced on the map. Tags and comments can be added to create a visual audit log for any project.
If you already have photos or visual data from smartphones, 360 cameras, GoPros, or drones, you can easily add that to a map, too.
Advantages for civil engineering
AgileMapper can help you increase efficiency and avoid costly mistakes.
Inspect Before, During, and After
With many jobs happening at once, AgileMapper can provide visual documentation of each project site and phase before, during, and after any activity.
Because every photo logged is geo-tagged, time-stamped, and user-referenced, your project manager, foreman, or superintendent knows exactly who is responsible for each capture and can easily review them in chronological order.
Unite Teams in the Field
If you rely on sub-contractors, it's a challenge to keep track of their work throughout a project.
AgileMapper can bring teams from different companies together. Users from any organization can join AgileMapper as “sub-members” to contribute photos and comments to a joint map.
Document and Hold Accountable
At the end of each day, the project manager, foreman, or superintendent can review photos and comment on any images of concern.
The user who captured the photo will receive a notification in the AgileMapper mobile app and can reply instantly. Questions and potential problems can be addressed with additional photos as proof.
See the Big Picture
With AgileMapper, all of the visual asset data surrounding your projects are mapped in one place - clearly documented, easily accessible, and securely stored.
You can also add previously taken photos or already existing visual data to your maps.
