Utility Locate Map
Every dig site on one map.
Every ticket's dig area drawn where the work actually is, colored by whether you can dig. Open the map instead of opening ten tickets.
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Dig areas
The polygon from the ticket, drawn on real ground.
Every ticket carries a dig area. Quick811 draws it on satellite, hybrid, or streets, so you see the actual work area against driveways, tree lines, and pavement, instead of reading a street address and picturing the site in your head.
- Satellite, hybrid, and streets layers
- Dig-area polygons pulled straight from the ticket
- Same map on the office monitor and the phone in the truck
Go / no-go
Color tells you whether you can dig there.
Each dig area is colored by its ticket status, so a red shape is a site you don't roll equipment to. Click the polygon and you get the station list: which utilities cleared, which haven't, and who you are still waiting on. No opening ten tickets to plan one morning.
Site markup
Draw what the ticket doesn't tell you.
Add your own shapes and notes on top of the ticket data: overhead hazards, staging areas, spoil piles, the gate that is actually locked. The crew that shows up tomorrow sees what you saw today, without a phone call.
Corridors and portfolios
Combine adjacent jobs into one corridor.
Long runs get ticketed in pieces. Group adjacent jobs and Quick811 shows the whole corridor on one map with a color per job, so you can see where the run is clear and exactly where it stops. Zoom back out for a portfolio view of every dig area you have open.
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811 Ticket Management
Response emails parsed into tickets and assigned to the right job.
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Field photos file themselves to the ticket whose dig area they fall inside.
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