Practical Asset Management for Southeastern Utilities

From scattered utility data to coordinated asset decisions.

yey’maps connects GIS, inspections, maintenance history, engineering projects, infrastructure risks, and capital needs—giving your entire organization one shared operational picture.

Built for small and midsized utilities, municipalities, counties, authorities, and special-purpose districts.

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Shared asset registry
Field-ready inspections
Transparent risk models
The Challenge

Your infrastructure information exists. It just does not always work together.

Most utilities already have the information they need—it is just spread across GIS databases, spreadsheets, paper inspection forms, work-order systems, engineering reports, capital plans, and the working knowledge of long-tenured staff. Individually, these sources are useful. Together, disconnected, they make it harder to see the whole picture.

  • GIS databases and map layers
  • Spreadsheets and shared drives
  • Paper inspection forms and logs
  • Work-order and maintenance systems
  • Engineering reports and studies
  • Capital plans and budget documents
  • Outside consultants and contractors
Converging into

One shared, map-based environment

yey’maps brings these sources together so field crews, managers, finance staff, GIS teams, and authorized engineers are working from the same current information—not separate copies.

How yey’maps Helps

One shared picture of your assets, work, risks, and projects.

Shared Asset Registry

A structured, map-based record of your water, wastewater, and stormwater assets that your whole organization can rely on.

Field Inspections

Mobile inspection forms, photos, and observations that feed directly into asset history—without extra paperwork.

Maintenance History

Repairs, work performed, and recurring issues recorded against each asset, so history is not lost when staff change.

Risk and Priorities

Transparent, understandable models that connect condition, criticality, and consequence to a clear set of priorities.

Capital Project Coordination

Proposed projects linked to the assets, risks, and evidence behind them—from justification through construction.

Engineering Partner Access

Controlled, authorized access so consulting engineers work from current data and return results to the same environment.

Built for Every Role

The right information for every role.

Field & Operations

Easy mobile access to maps, inspections, tasks, and asset history—without creating unnecessary paperwork.

Utility Leadership

A clear view of system condition, operational performance, risks, capital needs, and project status in one place.

Finance & Administration

A defensible connection between infrastructure risk, capital needs, long-term budgets, rates, and funding strategy.

Consulting Engineers

Organized, authorized access to current client data and a reliable way to return project information to the utility.

GIS & IT

Manageable permissions, data governance, data-quality controls, and compatibility with the systems you already run.

Boards & Councils

Understandable information on why projects are needed, which risks they address, and what deferring them may mean.

Full Asset Lifecycle

Continuity across the entire life of an asset.

yey’maps is built around the way infrastructure actually moves through its life—so information created at one stage stays useful at the next, instead of being recreated or lost.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Continuous asset lifecycle
  • 1Inventory. Establish a shared registry of assets and locations.
  • 2Inspect. Record field observations, conditions, and photos.
  • 3Maintain. Track repairs, work performed, and maintenance history.
  • 4Assess Risk. Evaluate condition, criticality, and consequence of failure.
  • 5Plan. Translate risk and priorities into capital projects.
  • 6Deliver Projects. Coordinate design, construction, and engineering work.
  • 7Update Records. Return as-built and project information to the shared environment.
Where to Begin

You do not need perfect data to begin.

Start with one important business problem, establish a useful foundation, and improve your information through everyday inspections, maintenance, and projects.

Most utilities we talk with have partial records, some paper, some spreadsheets, and a GIS layer or two that has not been updated in a while. That is a normal starting point, not a barrier.

Example starting points

  • Hydrant inspection backlog
  • Valve-exercising documentation
  • Water-main break history
  • Lift-station inspections
  • Sewer rehabilitation tracking
  • Capital-project coordination
  • Construction record updates
Working With Your Engineers

Better coordination with your consulting engineers—not competition.

DRAHOLA Technologies does not replace the consulting engineers you rely on for design, hydraulic modeling, permitting, and professional judgment. yey’maps gives your utility an authoritative information environment, and your authorized engineers controlled access to the assets and projects relevant to their assignments—so project results come back to one place instead of a dozen inboxes.

Who keeps control

  • Your utility owns and controls its asset information at all times.
  • Engineers receive access scoped to their current assignment.
  • Project deliverables return to your shared environment, not a separate file.
See It in Action

Watch short clips of real field inspections, maps, and dashboards.

Ten short demonstrations, organized by mapping, mobile field work, asset management, and dashboards—each focused on one real task.

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Get Started

Start with the infrastructure challenge that matters most.

Whether it is a hydrant backlog, an aging main, a lift station, or a capital plan that needs better evidence—we start with your priority, not a standard package.

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