VertiGIS

VertiGIS is a geospatial software company that extends Esri ArcGIS. It formed in 2019 from the merger of AED-SICAD, Latitude Geographics (the maker of Geocortex), Dynamic Design Group, and Geocom. It sells several product lines. VertiGIS Networks covers utility network documentation, editing, simulation, maintenance, and SAP integration for electricity, gas, water, wastewater, telecom, and district heating. VertiGIS Studio is a low-code suite for building ArcGIS-based web and mobile apps, workflows, reports, and printing. VertiGIS FM handles buildings, contracts, energy, green spaces, maintenance, and parcels. ConnectMaster and M4 manage telecom network inventory. It suits utilities, municipalities, and large organisations that have already invested in ArcGIS and need industry-specific workflows on top of it. Pricing is quote-based and usually sold as annual subscriptions. A public government schedule shows Standard and Enterprise tiers capped at 200, 500, or 1,000 users, but no list prices. Deployment can be on-premises, in a private cloud, hosted by VertiGIS, or as a managed service. Notable integrations include ArcGIS and the Esri Utility Network, plus SAP, Salesforce, and other ERP and CRM systems. The main limitation is that its value depends on ArcGIS maturity. Complex rollouts can also become services-heavy because of data cleanup and integration work, and there are very few public user reviews to judge it by.