Public authorities are the largest user group of WebOffice. No matter whether municipality, city, country, ministry, research institute or planning office: Use specially developed features, regular product maintenance and avoid resource-intensive in-house developments.

Requirements of our customers Benefit from our long-term project experience and the associated process know-how.

Providing geodata in a flexible WebGIS

View and edit your geodata in an easy-to-use WebGIS user interface via Internet browser. You offer selected data records to the public as a citizen service.

Enable collaboration

In official structures, different departments work with subject-specific and generally used geodata. You must manage this data centrally, make it available to authorized internal users and meet all legal requirements.

Use and extend Esri ArcGIS

Esri ArcGIS provides GIS technology from the world market leader. With WebOffice you can continue to use and expand your existing Esri infrastructure. Technically, WebOffice is a server object extension for ArcGIS Server.

Functions and workflows WebGIS functions adapted for use by public authorities

Create and maintain internal plans within the authorities

  • Central administration of city/maps and aerial photos

  • Save and edit sectoral plans/special plans in a database (e.g.: zoning, building development, real estate, traffic data, winter services, pipeline cadastre, tree cadastre, cleaning, school blasting, monument protection,...)

  • Use available maps (e.g.: WM(T)S, WFS, OSM®, BING)

Offer GIS basic services and maps to other users as an information system

  • View, query and evaluate data based on maps

  • Full text search through all attributes in all available layers

  • Tracking the areas of responsibility of authorities and emergency services

  • Locate and visualize environment searches for rescue services or police, resources, critical infrastructure

  • Site enquiries and neighbourhood analyses, e.g. for real estate, plots of land

Shared editing of geodata via user administration

  • Interdepartmental collaboration in a central database including file access restrictions (e.g. view/print for normal users, data maintenance and simple GIS analyses by GIS users, system creation/maintenance by GIS experts)

  • Implement release processes for checking and releasing changes

  • Creating plan versions in the participation procedure

Provide citizen portals

  • Multilingual city/location maps, points of interest

  • Sectoral plans (with optional comment function)

  • Offer event related event plans (with exhibitors, stand plan, infrastructure, opening hours,...)

  • Integrate real-time information (e.g.: park occupancy, webcams, sensor data,...)

Analyze and evaluate spatial data

  • Estimate the spatial impact of measures via trace or extended buffer functions

  • Find all objects (e.g. households, persons) with a certain characteristic within a defined radius

  • Visualize statistics for registration office data

  • Show election results as maps

Mobile working in the field

  • View elements (e.g. property areas, zoning)

  • Capture attributes and edit geometry directly on the mobile touch screen device

  • Use routing functions also on private roads (e.g. for road control)

  • Upload geo-referenced photos for documentation and retrieve them on a map

Use advanced printing functions

  • Serial printing: Distribute map sections over several pages on the same scale

  • Index printing: Print linear elements on the same scale over several pages

Create high-quality reports

  • Assign actions to predefined reports

  • Adapt object labels with multiline free labeling to the respective question

Integrate third-party systems

  • Connect to own or third-party software via API interface (e.g. reporting software, building and object databases)

References Government This reference list contains examples of WebOffice installations for public authorities. The references are only a small excerpt from currently more than 360 server installations.

Tyrolean regional government

tirisMaps 2.0 WebGIS - The spatial information system of the Tyrolean government

WebCity Bregenz

Internal WebGIS with ProOffice connection and citizen portal of the city of Bregenz, ...

Austrian Archaeological Institute

Provision of geodata for excavations, linked photo database

City of Bruck/Mur

City map based on flex client, Hosting in the VertiGIS Geoportal

Canton of Berne

eGovernment: Multilingual overall solution, integration of other IT systems

Hohe Tauern National Park

Public WebGIS with information about the road network, permafrost,...

City of Lucerne

Information system: Central approach for all geoinformation of the city with MS Sharepoint and network calculation

Federal Ministry of the Interior

Geodata portal for forensic analysis, operational tactics and disaster control

City of Graz

eGovernment with fully integrated Intraweb/Internet

City of Munich

eGovernment: Information system in the Intraweb of the municipality. Internal Services