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FieldCraft
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Development services · ADS

Build geospatial applications around the way your team works.

Connect maps, data, and operational processes through scoped application development and integration. FieldCraft Workforce coordinates delivery resources and project work, while Tech Maven Geospatial leads technical design and implementation methods. Improve an existing workflow or develop new capabilities for enterprise users, asset owners, and capture or survey delivery teams.

What we work toward

A usable result, with a clear handoff.

  • Application behavior grounded in real user workflows
  • Interfaces tested against the selected data and systems
  • A documented path from implementation to operating handover

The work

Start with the workflow and build toward acceptance.

Useful geospatial development begins with the people using the result, the data available, and the decisions the application must support. We define requirements, system interfaces, user interactions, validation, and handover before implementation expands. Existing applications and datasets are first-class starting points. The ADS delivery plan separates agreed functionality from future enhancements and connects technical work with customer review, deployment responsibilities, and the intended support model.

Web mapping and ArcGIS applications

Build map-based interfaces and ArcGIS Enterprise integrations for exploring data, viewing assets, reviewing information, and completing defined tasks within the agreed technology environment.

Workflow automation

Automate selected processing, validation, publication, or administrative steps, with clear inputs, outputs, exception handling, and responsibility for operating the resulting workflow.

API and system integration

Connect geospatial data and services to selected operational systems using agreed interfaces, schemas, identifiers, and behaviors that can be verified during acceptance.

Data and review tools

Build interfaces that support asset tagging, review, correction, or approval tasks, keeping source evidence and decision status connected to the information being managed.

Existing application improvements

Assess current applications and scope targeted changes, integration work, or workflow extensions around their technical condition, dependencies, and the customer's requirements.

Deployment and technical handover

Prepare the agreed deployment assets, documentation, configuration guidance, and operating responsibilities so the completed functionality can move into its intended environment.

Deliverables

Agree what good looks like.

  • A requirements and acceptance specification
  • A technical design and integration plan
  • Implemented functionality within the agreed scope
  • Validation results and an issue record
  • Deployment and operating documentation
  • A defined enhancement and support handover

Scoping inputs

Start with what you know.

  • User workflows and required business outcomes
  • Existing applications, data, interfaces, and source access
  • Hosting, security, and deployment requirements
  • Acceptance owners and ongoing support expectations

Delivery approach

A clear path from scope to handoff.

Define the use case

01

Review users, tasks, available data, existing systems, and constraints. Agree the functionality and evidence needed for customer acceptance of the first scope.

Design and implement

02

Develop the technical approach and user workflow, then implement the agreed functionality with clear responsibility for interfaces, dependencies, and customer decisions.

Validate with users

03

Test the required behavior, data handling, and integrations. Review representative workflows with designated users and resolve issues within the agreed acceptance process.

Deploy and hand over

04

Coordinate the approved deployment, deliver documentation, and establish operating ownership. Scope support, maintenance, and additional enhancements according to the selected delivery arrangement.

Questions

Before we start.

Can you extend our existing GIS application?

Yes, subject to reviewing its architecture, source access, dependencies, licensing constraints, and technical condition. We can then define changes and validation requirements around the application and workflow you already use.

Can you develop tools for a capture or survey workflow?

Yes. A scoped project can connect collections, review tasks, asset records, publication, or client handover. We define the users, data inputs, interfaces, and accepted output with your technical team.

Is ongoing support included with development?

Support and maintenance responsibilities are established in the project scope. Where ongoing help desk or managed GIS services are needed, we define the transition, coverage, escalation, and service expectations before handover.

Connected services

Build the right scope around the work.

Geospatial Solutions Integration

Connect specialist vendors, technical workflows, and delivery teams around one defined outcome.

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Geospatial Data Engineering & Publishing

Connect existing imagery, vectors, point clouds, video-related information, and asset records to useful services and applications.

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Enterprise GIS Managed Services (AMS)

Organize the ongoing work that keeps enterprise GIS usable as people, data, and projects change.

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Start a conversation

Bring one project. Define the next step.

Tell us what you have, what needs to work, and where delivery is getting stuck. We will help define the people, work packages, and technical path around that outcome.

Existing data · New capture · Managed teams · Ongoing support