SiteMap® (patent pending) is GPRS’ cloud-based GIS software that centralizes your GPRS-collected data, including utility maps, 2D CAD drawings, 3D BIM models, virtual tours, NASSCO reports, and more for visualization and project planning. It enables seamless communication, collaboration, and data consolidation—helping prevent damage, improve accuracy, and support effective facility and project management. With a user-friendly interface, SiteMap provides secure, 24/7 access to subsurface and structural data, giving your team the information they need to plan, build, and manage with confidence.

Every GPRS project includes a complimentary SiteMap Personal subscription, allowing you to view, download, and share all your GPRS-captured data. For expanded usage such as historical data aggregation, additional users, and advanced features, we offer upgraded subscriptions: SiteMap Project, SiteMap Pro, and SiteMap Team. Each option is tailored to different user needs. 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. Data & Quality Control: Your GIS platform is only as reliable as the data behind it. In Esri platforms, your team is responsible for sourcing, validating, and maintaining accurate, up-to-date data. SiteMap delivers high-quality, GPRS-captured utility maps, CAD drawings, BIM models, sewer condition assessments, and more, all accessible within the platform. When new data is collected by GPRS, it can be uploaded directly into SiteMap for immediate use.
2. Ease of Use: ArcGIS is a powerful platform that often requires specialized training or dedicated resources to manage effectively. SiteMap is designed with a simple, intuitive interface that most users can learn quickly, making it easy to export, print, share, measure, and interact with your data to visualize your built environment above and below-ground.

Exporting from SiteMap is simple. From your Map Viewer, you can export a full view or a selected area, then download your data in formats such as DXF, Shapefile, GeoJSON, KMZ, or KML. SiteMap gives you the flexibility to choose CAD-friendly or GIS-friendly outputs, so your team can work seamlessly without conversion issues. This makes it easy to move accurate utility and project data into CAD, GIS, or other workflows. Export formats include:

DXF (AutoCAD, Civil 3D, MicroStation): Ideal for designers who need precise linework, layers, and geometry in CAD environments.
Shapefile or GeoJSON (GIS platforms, including Esri®): Best for managing geodatabases or building interactive maps.
KML/KMZ (Google Earth/Maps): Great for field coordination and stakeholder reviews when a lightweight, easily shared map is all you need.

Yes. SiteMap supports data portability in formats like Shapefile and GeoJSON, making it easy to import accurate utility and mapping data into ArcGIS and other Esri workflows. This ensures your team can integrate SiteMap deliverables into your existing GIS environment without disruption.

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

Yes. SiteMap is designed to scale with your needs. Whether you manage a single facility or a nationwide portfolio, the platform brings your plans into one interactive system. You can continue adding new projects using the same workflow, allowing you to grow without changing your process. To learn more about SiteMap’s abilities and subscription levels, contact support@sitemap.com for more information.