OnePlace

OnePlace™ is a Mobile GIS solution provided by Unearth Labs, designed to assist critical infrastructure providers in managing their physical assets. According to the vendor, this software solution enables users to capture, organize, analyze, and share location-based data in real-time, potentially enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making. OnePlace is said to be suitable for organizations of various sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises. It is commonly used by construction companies, utility companies, oil and gas companies, transportation and logistics companies, as well as government agencies and municipalities.

Key Features

Mobile Data Capture: According to the vendor, OnePlace allows users to capture location-based data directly from the field using mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Users can collect data through forms, photos, and videos, potentially ensuring accurate and up-to-date information. The mobile data capture feature is said to enable real-time data entry and eliminate the need for manual data transfer.

Asset Management: OnePlace is reported to offer comprehensive asset management capabilities, allowing users to track and manage their physical assets. Users can create asset profiles, record asset attributes, and track asset locations on a map. The platform provides a centralized repository for asset data, potentially enabling easy access, organization, and analysis.

Real-Time Collaboration: According to the vendor, OnePlace facilitates real-time collaboration among team members, enabling them to work together on projects and share data seamlessly. Users can collaborate on maps, share updates, and communicate through comments and notifications. Real-time collaboration is claimed to enhance communication, improve decision-making, and promote efficiency within the organization.

Spatial Analysis: OnePlace reportedly includes spatial analysis tools that enable users to perform geospatial analysis and gain insights from their data. Users can conduct proximity analysis, overlay multiple data layers, and perform spatial queries to analyze patterns and relationships. Spatial analysis is said to help users make informed decisions and identify trends or anomalies in their location-based data.

Customizable Dashboards: According to the vendor, OnePlace allows users to create customizable dashboards to visualize and monitor their data. Users can create interactive maps, charts, and graphs to display key performance indicators and track metrics. The customizable dashboards are claimed to provide a comprehensive view of data, enabling users to monitor trends and make data-driven decisions.

Data Integration: OnePlace is said to support data integration with various systems and formats, allowing users to import and export data seamlessly. Users can integrate data from existing databases, spreadsheets, and other GIS platforms into OnePlace. The data integration feature is intended to ensure data interoperability and enable users to work with their preferred data sources.

Reporting and Analytics: According to the vendor, OnePlace provides robust reporting and analytics capabilities to generate insights and share information. Users can create customized reports, generate visualizations, and export data in various formats. The reporting and analytics feature is claimed to enable users to communicate findings and share data-driven insights with stakeholders.

Geofencing and Notifications: OnePlace reportedly offers geofencing functionality, allowing users to define virtual boundaries and receive notifications based on location triggers. Users can set up geofences around specific areas or assets and receive alerts when events or activities occur within the defined boundaries. Geofencing and notifications are said to enhance situational awareness and enable proactive monitoring of assets and locations.

Offline Access: According to the vendor, OnePlace provides offline access to data, allowing users to work in areas with limited or no internet connectivity. Users can download maps, data layers, and forms to their mobile devices and continue working offline. The offline access feature is claimed to ensure uninterrupted data collection and allow users to sync their work once they regain internet connectivity.