Network map software · Every job,
on your network map.

Your network in layers, with every task, form and crew where it happens.

Agile teams work faster with Sytex

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On the map

The network and the work on it, in one place.

Your network, in layers

One layer per element type, each with its color and legend: trunk, distribution, boxes, splitters, sites.

Tasks and forms by status

Open, in progress, done or on hold, grouped by area. You see which part of the network is falling behind.

Where each crew is

The People layer shows each technician’s last position, next to the work assigned to them.

Saved views and dashboards

Save the layers and filters you use, publish them as the organization’s map, or put the map on a dashboard.

Your network comes in as it is

Import the KMZ you already have.

KMZ, KML or GeoJSON: routes come in as traces and points as boxes or sites, with their history. Or draw the trace on the map.

In the street

Measure, search and open what is on the map.

Distance by street

From one point to another, along the streets or in a straight line.

Search by address or coordinates

Or by the code or name of an element, without zooming in on the area first.

Open an element, see its work

Code, type, status and fields, and from there its tasks, forms and workflows.

Questions we get

Does it replace my network design tool?

No. Sytex is not a plant inventory or a design tool. It puts the field work on top of your network: what is being done, where and in what status. The network comes in from the KMZ or GeoJSON you already have.

Which files can I import?

KMZ, KML and GeoJSON. Routes come in as traces and points as boxes or sites, and the import keeps its history. Each type takes the color and icon of its layer.

Can I see where each technician is?

Yes. The People layer shows each technician’s last position, as reported by the app with location tracking turned on.

Can I put the map on a dashboard?

Yes. The map goes on a dashboard with its legend, next to the rest of the project’s numbers.

Who sees what on the map?

Each person sees the layers and elements their permissions allow. A saved view can be kept personal or published as the organization’s map.

Getting started

Start with your KMZ and one week of work.

We load your network and show it to you with the tasks of a real project.

You talk to Alfred, our AI assistant, and then to the team.