Choose where workflow control matters most.
Spatial DNA helps cities, utilities and public works teams start with the operational workflow that creates the most friction.
A field update may need to become a financial record. A service request may need to become the right work. An approved plan may need to become completed execution. Aviation data may need to become a trusted operational output.
Each path starts in a different place, but the goal is the same: keep work, cost, service, plans, assets, and decisions aligned across the systems already in place.
Identify the handoff. Solve the breakdown. Deliver aligned outcomes.
Start with the workflow causing the most friction.
Most organizations already know where the work slows down, where the data becomes uncertain, or where teams start relying on manual effort. Spatial DNA organizes its solutions around four common infrastructure workflow paths.
Turn field activity into trusted financial records.
For teams that need work orders, labor, materials, inventory, payroll, ERP, finance, and reporting to agree.
Field to Finance helps completed work become validated cost, cleaner reconciliation, stronger audit trails, and financial records teams can defend.
Best for: work order costing, payroll alignment, inventory replenishment, AP and P-card cost capture, ERP and finance reconciliation.
Turn service requests into the right work.
For teams that need resident issues, customer requests, inspections, 311, CRM, work orders, GIS, field updates, and service reporting to stay connected.
Service to Work helps requests move from intake to action with the right routing, context, ownership, and status visibility.
Best for: 311 to work order, CRM to public works, request routing, field context, duplicate detection, service status updates.
Turn infrastructure plans into trusted execution.
For teams that need asset priorities, capital plans, budgets, projects, inspections, GIS, work orders, field execution, and costs to stay aligned.
Plan to Work helps approved priorities move into the right work, with clearer asset context, cost visibility, progress tracking, and outcome reporting.
Best for: capital plan to project, asset priority to work order, budget to actual cost, inspection to maintenance action, plan-versus-actual reporting
One operating pattern across every solution.
Each solution applies the same practical control model: understand the workflow, define the rules, and manage execution across the systems already in place.
Map
Map the systems, data, teams, decisions, dependencies, and exceptions behind the workflow.
Define
Define ownership, system authority, validation rules, workflow states, timing, and exception paths.
Control
Control execution with automation, validation, monitoring, APIs, exception handling, and a complete record of what happened.
This creates a practical path from disconnected processes to trusted operational outcomes without replacing every system the organization already uses.
Built around the systems already in place.
Spatial DNA solutions work across the operational systems infrastructure teams already use, including work management, ERP, finance, payroll, inventory, GIS, CMMS, EAM, asset management, customer systems, reporting tools, field mobility systems, and aviation data platforms.
The goal is not to create another system of record. The goal is to make the workflow between systems easier to govern, validate, and trust.
Diagnose what is breaking in the In-Between.
Most automation problems start when meaning, authority, state, time, or repeatability breaks down between systems. The Automation Diagnostic helps teams identify where trust is failing and what controls are needed to make workflows reliable, repeatable, and ready for execution.
Spatial DNA solutions are built to be repeatable where possible and adaptable where needed. Each solution combines packaged implementation patterns, governed specifications, reusable data models, validation rules, and managed operations support so infrastructure teams can deliver reliable workflows now and scale through trusted partners over time.
Packaged solution patterns
Reusable workflows for common infrastructure automation needs.
Governed specifications
Clear rules, mappings, validation logic, and workflow behavior.
Managed operations
Ongoing monitoring, reliability, improvement, and support.
Partner-ready delivery
A delivery model designed to scale with local expertise.
Package now. Partner-deliverable over time.
Spatial DNA solutions are designed to be packaged, governed, repeatable, and adaptable to each organization’s systems and operating reality.
Packaged solutions and implementation patterns
Governed specifications, data models, and validation rules
Managed operations for reliability and improvement
Partner delivery for scale and local expertise
Deliver today with Spatial DNA. Scale tomorrow with our partner ecosystem.
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Spatial DNA helps infrastructure, public works, utility, and aviation teams control the In-Between.
What solutions does Spatial DNA offer?
Spatial DNA offers three packaged infrastructure solutions — Field to Finance, Service to Work, and Plan to Work — plus Aviation Data Operations for specialized aviation data needs.
What is Field to Finance?
Field to Finance helps teams turn field activity into trusted financial records across work orders, labor, materials, inventory, payroll, ERP, AP, P-card costs, and finance.
What is Service to Work?
Service to Work helps teams turn service requests, resident issues, inspections, and internal requests into reliable field execution.
What is Plan to Work?
Plan to Work helps teams connect capital plans, budgets, assets, municipal asset management software, GIS, finance, and completed field work.
What is Aviation Data Operations?
Aviation Data Operations helps teams convert, govern, validate, combine, and publish aviation data, including DAFIF, ARINC 424, AIXM, GIS aviation data, and AIRAC-cycle updates.
What is the Execution Control Layer?
The Execution Control Layer is Spatial DNA’s approach for controlling handoffs between systems, workflows, data, teams, and decisions using Map, Define, Validate, Execute, Monitor, and Improve.