The core functions of your GST instance

Every GeoSewerTrack instance provides the essential tools required for digital work with sewer and pipeline plans.

The focus is not simply on displaying existing plans. GeoSewerTrack turns those plans into an interactive working basis on which information can be recorded, work areas can be marked and processing statuses can be documented in a traceable way.

Digital plans directly in the browser

Existing drawings can be opened within the GST instance and used through the integrated map and CAD view.

This makes the relevant plan data centrally available through the web browser. A separate local installation of the complete GST application on every workstation is not required.

The drawing is therefore not merely displayed; it becomes the basis for further work within GeoSewerTrack.

Select pipelines and areas precisely

Individual pipeline sections and other elements within a drawing can be selected specifically.

This makes it possible to work with defined parts of a sewer network without having to alter the entire drawing.

Especially in extensive plans, this helps users focus on the sections that are actually relevant.

Show and hide layers as required

Drawings can contain different layers.

GeoSewerTrack allows these layers to be shown or hidden according to the task at hand. Information that is not currently required can be hidden temporarily while relevant areas remain visible.

This makes complex drawings easier to work with and improves clarity.

Mark areas and work sections

In addition to existing drawing elements, users can create their own markings within GST.

This can be used, for example, to identify work areas, relevant surfaces or particular sections within a plan.

These additional details supplement the original drawing without requiring a new external plan version for every operational piece of information.

Add your own lines and graphical details

Where the existing plan data is not sufficient, additional lines and graphical additions can be created within the working environment.

This allows information relevant to a particular job or internal documentation to be added.

Labels and additional information

Maps and drawings can be supplemented with labels.

Important notes can therefore be stored exactly where they are needed within the plan.

Instead of managing information separately from the actual site plan, the spatial reference and the information can be connected directly.

Document status and comments

Processing information and comments can be stored for relevant areas.

This makes it possible to show not only where work is taking place, but also what the current status of an area is.

This supports collaboration between employees and makes later review of a work process easier.

Manage changes in a traceable way

GeoSewerTrack takes different working statuses and revisions into account.

Changes to information maintained within GST can therefore be managed in a structured way.

This creates a shared and traceable working basis, especially when several employees work with the same data.

Provide files and documents centrally

In addition to the drawings themselves, further project-related or work-related files can be provided within the GST environment.

Relevant documents can therefore be made available centrally together with the associated digital plans.

User management within your own instance

Each GST instance has its own user management.

This means that only the users intended for the respective customer environment work within that instance.

The permitted number of users and the rules for login and registration are defined according to the agreed configuration.

One shared digital working basis

The core functions of GeoSewerTrack pursue one common objective:

To bring together the information surrounding a sewer or pipeline plan exactly where it is actually needed.

Instead of distributing drawings, processing status, comments and supplementary information across different systems, GST provides a central working environment.

Open the plan.

Select the relevant area.

Add information.

Document the processing status.

Continue working together using the current status.

This turns an existing drawing into a digital working basis for everyday operations.