UN migrations
in weeks, not years.
The strategic positioning and the tactical moves behind it. Senior GIS engineers and an AI agent workforce plan the move to the Utility Network, make it, and hold the position after go-live. Assessment, migration, maintenance and the infrastructure underneath, each standing on its own.
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.
The migration moves the network. Integration keeps the business running.
Your outage, customer, work-management and field systems were built against the Geometric Network, and a migration that breaks them on day one is not one you can ship. We put proxies in front of the Utility Network that answer in the Geometric Network’s signature, so every integration keeps working at cutover and you replace each one on your own schedule. Migration and integration are separate engagements — take either on its own, or both.
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.
Explore migration →Integrations keep working.
Proxies answer in the Geometric Network’s signature from the Utility Network, so nothing downstream has to change on migration day. Retire each integration when you are ready — or never.
Explore integration →
Meet us at IMGIS 2026.
Palm Springs · October 27 – 29, 2026
Stop by booth 136 and visit us — we'll be talking Utility Network migrations, maintenance, and what an AI agent workforce can do for your GIS.
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.
Migrate the network. Keep every integration.
Outage management, customer systems, work management and field tools all speak to your GIS the way the Geometric Network taught them. Nutility stands up proxies in front of the Utility Network that answer in that same signature — so cutover breaks nothing downstream, and each integration moves to the Utility Network when you choose, not when the migration forces it.
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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