Utility GIS, run by people who've done the work.
Nutility is an AI agent workforce for utility GIS, backed by senior engineers. We move utilities off the retired geometric network and onto the Esri ArcGIS Utility Network — and stay on to keep that data clean, connected, and audit-ready long after go-live.
The migration everyone dreads shouldn't take eighteen months.
The industry deadline is real: Esri is retiring the geometric network, and every gas and electric utility has to move to the ArcGIS Utility Network. Most treat it as a multi-year, all-hands slog — armies of analysts hand-tracing connectivity, rebuilding asset models, and cleaning data one feature at a time.
We think that's backwards. The heavy, repetitive work — transformation, validation, connectivity checks — is exactly what an AI agent workforce does well. The judgment — the asset package, the network model, the sign-off — is exactly what senior engineers should own. Nutility pairs the two: engineer-led, agent-run. Most migrations go live in four to six weeks, and the agents that did the work can stay on to keep the network valid long after.
We started Nutility because we'd lived the alternative — and knew utilities deserved better than another advisory deck.
The people behind it.
The engineering platform that runs the migrations, and the utility domain expertise that makes them correct.
Jason Ihaia
Jason has spent his career building software and data platforms for regulated, high-stakes environments. At Nutility he leads the engineering and AI agent platform — the systems that let a small team of senior engineers move a utility off the retired geometric network in weeks instead of years. He's also the founder of Mashbot, an enterprise technology consultancy.
Isaac King
Isaac is a utility GIS and Esri ArcGIS Utility Network specialist who has spent years inside the asset models, network topology, and data standards that utilities actually run on. At Nutility he leads domain and delivery — designing the asset packages and connectivity models every migration is built on, and making sure nothing ships to go-live without a senior engineer standing behind it.
How we work, in three words we mean.
These three lead the way we engage. They're part of a longer set we hold ourselves to on every engagement.
Accountability Over Advice
We own outcomes, not just recommendations. Every engagement ends with measurable results we stand behind — not a deck full of observations.
Earned Directness
We tell clients what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. Candor, delivered with respect, is a form of care — not a liability.
Operator Integrity
We've sat in the seats our clients sit in — as engineers, operators, and executives. That context shapes how we engage: with rigor and no tolerance for theater.
Questions, answered.
What does Nutility actually do?
Do I have to take both services, or can I start with just one?
How long does a migration take?
Is this just scripts and AI, or are real engineers involved?
How much does it cost?
What happens after go-live?
Which utilities and domains do you support?
How do you handle data security?
How do we get started?
Planning a move off the geometric network?
Start with a migration assessment. A real engineer will scope your network and walk you through timeline and price.