Products & Solutions
Open-source products for regions, cities and municipalities: UPLAN digital zoning plans, a geoportal, project monitoring and managed geodata.
The municipal zoning plan in one click: the drawing from QGIS or ArcGIS Pro on the web, with a regulation sheet and planning information for every parcel.
- The regulatory drawing on the web – via the UPLAN QGIS plugin or a direct upload in the admin interface, ArcGIS Pro included
- A regulation sheet for every zone and planning information for any cadastral parcel in one click
- An assistant that answers only from the plan's regulations and cites the sheet number
- Built on the national ÚÚPV data template, with topology checks and draft versions while the plan is prepared
A lightweight spatial data infrastructure with an AI layer: a region's or city's data in one place, published by the departments themselves and open to anyone.
- Map viewer and data catalogue with natural-language search
- “Emil”, the AI guide: type a sentence and the map assembles itself
- Open interfaces and export to QGIS and ArcGIS, styles included
- Open data automatically (DCAT-AP), no manual work
An information system for monitoring a city's EU- and state-funded projects: projects on a map, indicators, drawdown by fund and implementation status reports on a single dashboard.
- Dashboard: number of projects, average progress, projects that need action
- Map and database of projects filtered by fund and status
- Status reports from implementers, cross-checked against the national ITMS2014+ system
- Key indicators: target vs. actual, drawdown of ERDF, ESF+, CF and JTF
From static maps towards live geodata city. A service for cities and municipalities that want to truly use spatial data in everyday decision-making.
- GeoData Audit Score — inventory of data, systems and responsibilities
- Field-to-Map Workflow — field data collection and regular updates
- GeoOps Dashboard — freshness, coverage and backlog tracking
- Monthly GeoOps Report and managed support
A B2G GIS web application that puts every mountain tourism stakeholder on a shared map across 7 Central European countries.
- Member registration and activity mapping by category and time
- Cross-border filtering and real-time messaging
- Open geospatial core — no vendor lock-in
- 11 partners from 7 countries · ZMOS · 2023–2026
