Accela GIS Integration



Accela GIS provides a geographic view of all asset related, work order or service request data. It also leverages GIS data and technology during the automated workflow process to make better decisions and improve efficiency while processing transactions.

Start From the Map

Whether you are creating a new service request from a selected parcel or asset, Accela GIS provides users with a way to start their tasks directly from the map. Agencies who use their GIS database as the central repository for all Address/Parcel/Owner (APO) information can use this database to validate and populate new records as they are created in Accela Automation, ensuring data quality and integrity every time.

Automate Map Analysis

Map layers created with Accela GIS are available to every employee across multiple departments – just one click

enables staff to look up property, land-use, and zoning information as well as water, sewer, and streets maps. The Accela Asset Management application provides quick access to maps and detailed asset data.

Deliver a GIS-Enriched Experience

Accela GIS supports both Microsoft Bing Maps and Esri ArcGIS Server, providing agency staff with a rich user experience when working with spatial data. Users can view map mash-ups of any available ArcGIS map layer with Bing Maps – for example, layering sewer line maps or other asset data with Bing Maps provides users with a complete view of their geospatial data and helps with decision making. Accela Mobile Office is a mobile application that enhances asset processes for use by field staff and provides remote access to asset, work order, inventory data, GIS with or without an active connection to the back office.

 


Features:
  • Integrate seamlessly with backend system
  • Automate complex, repetitive tasks
  • Add new map layers
  • Create and save custom queries
  • Add and commit new features
  • Display work order and asset data
  • Create customized map views
  • Optimize travel routes for field staff
  • Customize workflow alerts
  • Create buffers and reports
  • Save map views as HTML files
  • Provide public access to GIS maps