While urban infrastructure needs constant upgrades (fiber optics, gas, electricity), the lack of a unified excavation management system means each project risks accidental damage to hidden water pipes.

Stakeholders are caught between the necessity of infrastructure improvements and the frequent, avoidable service disruptions and repair costs.

This inefficiency trickles down as frustrated residents, revenue losses for water utilities, and reputational damage for public authorities.

No central, real-time platform coordinates multi-utility projects or cross-verifies accurate digital maps of underground water assets, leading to preventable conflicts.

Data silos, varying technology standards, and competing project timelines further complicate collaborative planning.

Some cities rely on paper-based records or unintegrated GIS systems, but these are often outdated and lack real-time collaboration features.

Cross-utility scheduling remains manual and error-prone, failing to prevent overlapping projects.