SiteMap® (patent pending) is GPRS’ cloud-based GIS software that lets you intelligently visualize your infrastructure. It allows you to seamlessly communicate, collaborate, and consolidate your data to prevent damages, provide accurate existing conditions documentation, and aid in facility/project management. SiteMap® is designed to be an easy-to-use geospatial portal, that can contain your accurate and up-to-date architectural, structural, mechanical, and as-built drawings, aggregated historical records, maps, models, subsurface and aboveground locates, notes, specifications, and tags, all in one place.

Your SiteMap® Personal subscription is complimentary, and allows you to view, download, and share all your GPRS-captured data. For expanded usage that can include aggregated historical record-keeping, additional users, and other features, we offer upgraded subscriptions: SiteMap® Project, Pro, and Team. Each of these subscriptions is tailored to a particular variety of users. To learn more about SiteMap’s abilities and subscription levels, contact support@sitemap.com for more information.

There are two main differences between ArcGis and SiteMap:

1. Quality Control: Your database is only as accurate as the data you build it on. In Esri platforms, you are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of your data. SiteMap comes to you loaded with your highly accurate, GPRS-captured utility maps, CAD drawings, BIM models, sewer conditions assessments, and more, all accessible inside the application. If you need accurate site and facility data, just contact GPRS, and your deliverables will be uploaded to SiteMap for you.
2. Ease of Use: Many organizations have an entire team responsible for maintaining their Esri database because it requires a good deal of specialized training to use effectively. SiteMap offers a simple, intuitive UI that just about anyone can use in under 15 minutes to export, print, share, measure, and fully utilize your data to visualize your built world, aboveground and below.

Exporting is simple. From your Digital Plan Room or Map Viewer, you can download files in formats like DWG, PDF, or orthophotos. This lets you take interactive maps and records from SiteMap into CAD, GIS, or other software without disrupting your workflow.

Yes, you can! SiteMap offers data portability for shapefiles, utility maps, Revit models, CAD drawings, NASSCO WinCan Web reporting, water loss surveys, 3D virtual tours, progressive construction capture, and more to ensure the highest quality information is available in your ArcGIS, Esri Workflow, or other platform of choice.

You can manage utility and infrastructure data across multiple facilities by using SiteMap®, a cloud-based platform that centralizes all project data in one place, organized by location. SiteMap provides powerful software for subsurface utility and structural as-built visibility, allowing your team to easily access, update, and share accurate site information across all locations. By bringing everything into a single platform, SiteMap helps streamline coordination, improve decision-making, and maintain organized, up-to-date records for every facility.

Yes. SiteMap was created to accommodate scalability. Whether you oversee a single facility or a nationwide portfolio, the platform merges your data into one interactive system. You can keep adding new projects using the same workflow. This lets you expand without changing your process.