An AI agent workforce for utility GIS

Senior engineers. An AI workforce.
Your GIS, handled.

Nutility pairs senior GIS engineers with an AI agent workforce to do the heavy work inside your utility's network data — the move to the Utility Network, the upkeep that follows, or both. Each stands on its own.

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🔒 app.nutility.io/workspace
Utility GIS · Agent workspace
Engineer-led · agent-run
Features migrated
482,000/ 511,200
Validation pass
98%
Dirty areas remaining
284
Data mapping Complete
Data model Domain updates pending
Post processing Subnetworks complete · topology enabled
Connectivity check Remediating dirty areas
One agent framework. Take what you need.

The migration is how we meet. Maintenance is why we stay.

The same AI agents that move you onto the Utility Network can stay on to keep your data clean, your connectivity sound, and your records audit-ready. Or we hand over a connected, traceable network at go-live and step away. Migration and maintenance are separate engagements — take either on its own, or both.

Migrate Now
Assess Profile the GN
Design Asset package
Transform Features + attributes
Validate Engineer sign-off

Utility Network in weeks.

Senior engineers design the model; agents do 85%+ of the build and validation. Fixed price, weeks not quarters, validated and signed off before go-live. Yours to run from there — no ongoing contract required.

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Maintain Ongoing
Watch Every edit
Validate Connectivity + rules
Fix Model drift
Prove Audit-ready

Clean GIS, every day after.

Agents continuously check connectivity, keep the network model valid, and keep your asset records accurate and audit-ready — the chore that never ends, running itself. Works whether or not we did your migration.

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Nutility — an AI agent workforce for utility GIS
Migration · The move to the Utility Network

The geometric network is retired. Your migration shouldn't take a year.

Nutility turns years of accumulated network data into a clean Utility Network. Engineers design the asset package around how your utility actually runs; agents do the heavy lifting — so you're live in weeks, for a price you can put in a budget.

Engineer-designed model
Senior engineers design your asset package, rules, and subnetworks around your real network, not a template.
Agent-run migration
Agents handle 85%+ of the transformation and validation — features, attributes, connectivity — at a pace no manual team can match.
Signed off, fixed price
Every feature class validated and signed off by an engineer, for a fixed price you know before you start.
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🔒 app.nutility.io/migrate/validation
Validation report · go-live
Signed off
Features migrated
482,140/ 511,200
Validation pass
98%
Open issues
5
Devices Passed
Lines Passed
Junctions Passed
Structures 3 to review
Approved by A. Okafor — UN Lead Signed ✓
Maintenance · Long after go-live

Your GIS starts drifting the day after go-live. Agents keep it current.

Every edit, work order, and field change is a chance for your data to slip out of sync — and keeping it clean is one of the most expensive, never-finished jobs in the utility. Nutility's agents do it continuously, so your records stay accurate without the endless manual cleanup.

Continuous validation
Agents check connectivity and rules around the clock, not in an annual scramble before an audit.
Model stays valid
Every edit and import is checked against your network model continuously, so issues surface in hours, not at the next audit.
Audit-ready records
Your asset data stays accurate and provable — for operations, for the board, and for the regulator.
See maintenance in action →
🔒 app.nutility.io/maintain/overview
Maintenance · this quarter
Live
Issues caught
142
Auto-resolved
128
Manual review hrs
↓ 70%
Connectivity break — zone 3 Auto-flagged
Orphan service point on import Resolved
Attribute rule violation Routed to review
Security & governance

Your network data is sensitive. We treat it that way.

Your geodatabase is the system of record behind critical infrastructure. Security isn't a checkbox bolted on at the end — it's built into every layer: how your data moves, how it's stored, and how our AI agents are allowed to touch it.

Encrypted in transit

Everything moving between you, our platform, and the agent workflows travels over modern TLS — your data never crosses the wire in the clear.

Encrypted at rest

Your geodatabases and everything derived from them are encrypted at rest and isolated per engagement, with least-privilege access that is logged end to end.

Governed AI workflows

Every agent runs inside a scoped, monitored workflow — permissioned actions, engineer sign-off on changes, and a full activity trail. We never train on your data.

Bring an AI workforce to your utility's GIS.

Start with the migration, start with maintenance, or take both — each is a standalone engagement. Engineer-led, agent-run, built for regulated infrastructure.

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One utility, the whole arc

From geometric network to running itself.

01 · Migrate

How we met

Utility
Midwest electric
Scale
511,200 features · 22 classes
Live in
5 weeks
02 · Validate

How it shipped

Automation
84% agent-run
Validation
98% first pass
Status
Live, signed off
03 · Maintain

Why we stayed

Edits watched
4,200 / quarter
Issues auto-caught
142
Data
Audit-ready, always
4–6
Weeks to migrate, not the usual 12–18 months.
85%+
Of the work run by the AI agent workforce.
24/7
Continuous validation after go-live, not once a year.
0
Migrations shipped without a senior engineer's sign-off.