Automated Reporting for Utilities, Telecommunications, and Local Governments
Utilities, telecommunications providers, and municipal GIS teams are under constant pressure to produce regulatory reports, infrastructure summaries, and ad-hoc operational analytics—often on tight timelines and with limited technical resources.
The FCSI Report Generation Plug-in for Smallworld GIS eliminates the need for custom scripts and manual data extraction, allowing you to generate accurate, repeatable reports quickly and consistently.
Designed for Utility, Telecom, and Municipal Workflows
Whether you manage electric transmission networks, water and wastewater assets, fiber and wireless infrastructure, or municipal right-of-way data, the FCSI Report Generator enables you to easily configure reports without development effort.
You can define:
- Asset attributes and spatial fields to include
- Calculated values and method outputs
All results are displayed directly in the Smallworld Data Explorer, ensuring a seamless user experience for GIS analysts and operations teams.
Interactive, GIS-Native Reporting
Report results behave exactly like native Smallworld records:
- Highlight and select features on the map
- Navigate back to source assets
- Edit records directly from report results
- Preserve full data lineage and integrity
This makes reports actionable—not just static outputs.
Export-Ready for Compliance and Stakeholder Reporting
Reports can be exported to supported Microsoft Office formats, making them ideal for:
- Regulatory compliance submissions
- Executive and council reporting
- Engineering and planning reviews
Inter-departmental collaboration
Powerful Aggregation and Network Analytics
The FCSI Report Generator supports generating multiple result records from a single source record, enabling advanced summaries and roll-ups.
Example use cases include:
- Total transmission or distribution line length by county or municipality
- Fiber route mileage by service territory
- Water or sewer asset counts by district
- Infrastructure summaries for capital planning and audits