Urban street furniture management software for local councils. Enables asset georeferencing, fault tracking and allows residents to report issues.
The Urban Inventory is the street furniture management platform that helps your municipality know exactly what assets exist in public spaces, where they are and what condition they're in. The goal is straightforward: resolve issues faster and reduce operational costs.
Bins, recycling points, benches, litter bins, traffic lights, street lighting, trees, playgrounds or fitness equipment: register all street furniture in the municipality in a georeferenced inventory, with a complete record for each item and its precise location on the map.
Categories are defined by you, with unlimited custom fields, and each asset is automatically linked to its respective parish.
Log faults, inspections and repairs directly from the field, track costs and monitor the status of each asset in real time.
A public map and QR codes displayed on street furniture allow any resident to report a problem in seconds, anonymously or with contact details, and track its resolution using a reference code.
Each report arrives organised in your services and can be converted into a repair request with a single click. The result is greater transparency for citizens and less workload for municipal services.
Generate inventory reports by period, with indicators, charts and breakdowns by category and by parish. Export a PDF document with the municipality's visual identity, ready to present at a council meeting.
The platform was designed for the reality of municipal teams, with features that support day-to-day work:
This solution complements other tools for local authorities, such as the playground management platform and the parish council website, helping to build a coherent digital presence and management strategy for your territory.
Give your municipality the right tool to know, manage and maintain its street furniture, with the participation of those who use public spaces every day. Get in touch and request a demo of the Urban Inventory.
