From field reality to trusted records

As-Built Documentation for Telecom

We turn redlines, field updates, photos, construction records and network data into a controlled As-Built package. The work is designed around operational use, not simply document completion.

No polished brief required. Start with the corridor, asset data or workflow that is holding delivery back.

Europe • USA • APAC
Your decisionCan this work package move without creating another handover problem?
Our roleConnect engineering, spatial evidence, quality and operating ownership.
Low-risk startTest representative data and acceptance rules before programme rollout.

Where delivery breaks down

The workflow problem

The expensive part of poor As-Built data appears after construction, when planning, maintenance and assurance teams cannot rely on the record.

Closeout backlogs keep growing

Evidence arrives through drawings, spreadsheets, email, field apps and photos with no consistent intake process.

Records disagree with the network

Asset identifiers, geometry, connectivity and installed quantities are not reconciled to one controlled source.

Acceptance criteria are unclear

Teams review documents without a shared data model, validation rules or exception workflow.

A controlled delivery workflow

From first review to operational handover.

01

Define the acceptance model

Agree required assets, attributes, topology, evidence, naming and the system that will own the final record.

02

Capture and reconcile

Collect source evidence, compare design to field change and maintain a transparent exceptions register.

03

Validate and correct

Run geometry, attribute, connectivity, completeness and cross document checks with accountable resolution.

04

Publish and hand over

Load or package approved data, attach supporting evidence and document the ongoing update workflow.

What you receive

Specific deliverables, agreed before rollout.

Final formats and acceptance criteria are confirmed during discovery and tested during the pilot.

  • GIS ready network and asset datasets
  • Updated drawings, redlines and connectivity records
  • Asset identifiers, attributes and installation status
  • Photo, survey and document references
  • Geometry, topology and completeness validation results
  • Exceptions, assumptions and resolution register
  • Change log and acceptance status reporting
  • Operational update guide and final handover pack

Operational outcomes

What should be different after the work.

A usable source of truth

Planning and operations work from records that have been reconciled against field evidence.

Visible closeout status

Exceptions, missing inputs and approvals are tracked instead of disappearing inside email chains.

Repeatable acceptance

The next project can use the same data model, rules and handover structure.

Platforms and methods

Tools selected around the operating requirement.

QGISArcGIS ProArcGIS OnlinePostGISAutoCADMicroStationFMEMergin MapsSunVizionPython

Handover is part of delivery

Your team receives more than final files.

We hand over accepted datasets, supporting evidence, the exceptions register, validation results and a practical update guide. Where required, we also train the internal GIS or inventory team on the maintenance workflow.

Common buyer questions

What teams usually need to clarify.

These answers describe our normal approach. The project review confirms what applies to your environment.

Can you work from incomplete or inconsistent construction evidence?

Yes. Discovery identifies the minimum acceptance set, the recoverable information and the items that require clarification or renewed field capture. Unresolved gaps remain visible.

Do you update the client GIS directly?

We can prepare validated import packages or work within the agreed GIS and inventory environment, depending on access, governance and release controls.

How is quality checked?

Checks are defined against the client data model and may include required fields, domain values, geometry, connectivity, cross document consistency, quantities and evidence completeness.

Can this run continuously during construction?

Yes. A continuous update workflow usually reduces the closeout backlog because field changes and exceptions are handled throughout delivery.

Connected capabilities

Related work that often sits beside this service.

A low-risk first step

Review the workflow, data and next delivery decision with our team.

Share one representative work package, dataset or stalled workflow. We will identify the missing inputs, acceptance gates and smallest pilot that can produce a useful decision.

Request a project review

Start with a focused scope. Agree the inputs, outputs and acceptance criteria before scaling.

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