Open Asset Core: The Open Home for Infrastructure Data

Today, the data for our public infrastructure is trapped.

The complex software used to design a road can't easily talk to the systems used to build it. Neither of those can share data seamlessly with the platforms used for long-term mapping and maintenance.

This traps critical information in disconnected digital silos. Information is lost during project handoffs, it's expensive to maintain dozens of incompatible software licenses, and it's nearly impossible to get a single, clear picture of an asset's entire history.

Open Asset Core acts as the central data hub—the single, open home for all infrastructure data.

It liberates information from incompatible, proprietary software by converting it into a single, open format. This liberated data is stored in a secure, central platform that the asset owner—the public agency—controls completely. This isn't just another product built to sell more licenses; it's a community-driven platform where agencies have an ownership stake, allowing them to collaboratively fund and direct the features that matter most.

For the first time, this creates a single source of truth for every asset, from its initial design through its entire operational life.

The real power of owning your data is agility.

A maintenance manager can describe a task in plain English—like "I need a form to inspect culverts for blockages after a storm"—and the platform's AI instantly generates a custom mobile app for their team's phones or tablets.

This replaces a months-long, expensive software development project with a process that takes minutes. It empowers your field crews with the exact tool they need, right when they need it.