Vectoria builds focused tools that take routine work off your GIS team, and you stay the authority on the data.
A tree inspection. A facility closed for the week. A hazard reported by the public. Capital works planned for next month. A new cycle path. Changes like these are known first by the people closest to them, and those people are best placed to record them on the map.
Groundwork gives each person fine-grained edit permissions and a tool focused on the work they need to do, without distraction. You decide what's published and remain the authority on the data.
You publish a layer from QGIS or a cloud folder. The colleague who knows it best opens a link and updates it in their browser. There is nothing to install, and they will sign in through your organisation's single sign-on.
We're getting Groundwork ready for its first organisations. If your team looks after a dataset that people keep asking you to update, tell us about it. We'll let you know as soon as Groundwork opens, and we'd like to hear what you need from it.
Vectoria is an Australian geospatial software company. We build practical tools that help GIS teams keep their data accurate and put it to work.
Vectoria’s founder is Simon O’Keefe. Simon has worked with local government in Australia for over twenty-five years, and is the former founder of Pozi.
Groundwork started with a question. What would a mapping application look like if it were built for someone with only one layer to look after? You could hand it to a colleague who has never used GIS.
Tell us about a layer your team keeps getting asked to update, and we'll tell you whether Groundwork suits it.