For land surveying companies

Project Management Software for Land Surveying Companies

Manage survey projects from planning and fieldwork through processing and final delivery. OperionSphere is project and operations software particularly well suited to land surveying companies — because survey projects do not always fit neatly into generic task management platforms.

A workflow that matches how surveys run

Survey projects move through control, fieldwork, processing, and delivery with plenty of iteration. Shape a customizable survey workflow — for example Planning, Control, Field Survey, Processing, Preliminary CAD, Field Check, Surface, Final CAD, Submitted — instead of forcing your process into a generic board.

Connected across the survey operation

OperionSphere connects ProjectSphere, AssetSphere, MapSphere, MarkSphere, FieldSphere, and FormSphere so information stops living in silos. ResourceSphere and ComplySphere are planned to extend resource and records coverage.

The equipment surveyors actually run

GNSS receivers, robotic total stations, laser scanners, data collectors, UAV equipment, digital and automatic levels, radios, vehicles, computers, and field accessories — trackable as they move between employees, crews, vehicles, offices, and projects. OperionSphere isn't generic software with surveying terminology added afterward; it is being developed around the operational realities of AEC and field-based project organizations.

Questions from surveying companies

Can I match the workflow to how our surveys run?
Yes. The survey workflow is fully customizable — the Planning through Submitted example is just one starting point. Define, rename, and reorder stages so they match your firm's process.
Does it track survey-specific equipment?
AssetSphere tracks GNSS receivers, robotic total stations, data collectors, laser scanners, UAV equipment, levels, radios, vehicles, and field accessories as they move between crews, vehicles, offices, and projects.
Can field crews use it, not just the office?
FieldSphere is field-first: crews get relevant project information and structured reporting from a phone at the site, and it stays connected to the same project the office works in.