Automate the GIS work that slows your team down
We help organisations remove manual steps, reduce rework, and create more reliable GIS processes — so your team spends less time fighting process and more time using information.

Automate the GIS work that slows your team down
We help organisations remove manual steps, reduce rework, and create more reliable GIS processes — so your team spends less time fighting process and more time using information.

In many organisations, GIS data is updated manually — someone downloads a file, converts it, loads it into the system, and publishes the map. That process is repeated weekly, sometimes daily. It is slow, error-prone, and entirely avoidable.
The same is true for reporting: spatial data gets exported to Excel, reformatted, inserted into a Word template, and emailed around — a process that could be replaced with a map that updates itself.
GIS automation eliminates these bottlenecks, freeing your team from repetitive data management and giving decision-makers faster, more reliable information.
We document your current process — what happens, who does it, how often, and where errors or delays tend to occur. This identifies the highest-value automation opportunities.
We design the automated workflow and build the scripts, integrations, or tools required. We test against your real data and systems before deployment.
We deploy the automation into your environment and document how it works. We train your team so they can monitor, adjust, and maintain it without depending on us for every change.
How do we keep spatial data current without manual effort?
Nightly synchronisation with Data WA, department datasets, and your internal systems. Your web maps always show current information without anyone manually pushing updates.
How do we eliminate manual map and report production?
Automated production of agenda maps, status reports, and spatial summaries on a schedule or triggered by data changes. Outputs delivered directly to stakeholders in the format they need.
How do we connect GIS to the systems around it?
API connections between your GIS and adjacent systems — asset management, CRM, document management, permits — so spatial data flows across systems without duplication or manual entry.
How do we bring data from multiple sources into a clean, usable format?
Automated extract, transform, and load processes that bring data from multiple sources into a clean, structured spatial database. Reduces data quality issues and manual reconciliation.
What about organisation-specific tasks that don't fit standard tools?
Bespoke GIS tools and plugins that handle organisation-specific tasks — from generating standardised maps to running compliance checks against spatial rules.