GOconnectIT & marXact
Sogelink builds software for the cable and pipeline industry, including the KLIC process, revision and as-built workflows, and excavation damage prevention. The Dutch business behind it was GOconnectIT, which joined the Sogelink group in 2022; both goconnectit.com and goconnectit.nl now redirect to sogelink.com, and the products carry the Sogelink name. The former GOconnectIT field and […]
Aplitop TcpGPS & marXact
Aplitop, based in Málaga, has been developing software for surveying, civil engineering and construction for over 20 years and describes itself as having a presence in more than 80 countries. TcpGPS is their app for data capture, surveying and stake-out with GNSS receivers: points, lines and polylines staked out on top of base maps and […]
Greenpoint & marXact
Greenpoint is a fully online platform for public space management (BOR in Dutch). Management organisations record the information about their managed objects in it, on current BGT map images, the Dutch national large-scale topographic map: green space and grass, trees, paving, road gullies, sewers and lamp posts, in the green, grey and blue categories, above […]
MyCumulus & marXact
MyCumulus is developed and published by MyCumulus B.V. in Mijdrecht, the Netherlands, which presents itself as part of Nexterday Solutions. It was originally built by ADW Software, a Belgian company that was struck off the Belgian register in May 2026 after liquidation. The product is a cloud-based data collection platform: an Android app, a website […]
The UNI-Cloud API: your receiver in your own software
Every organisation works in its own systems, and the last thing a field crew needs is an extra app between them and their data. The UNI-Cloud API solves that: it gives your own software real-time access to the data your marXact receivers produce, so centimetre-accurate positioning lands directly in the environment your team already uses. […]
QGIS & marXact
QGIS is a free and open source geographic information system. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and reads practically every geospatial format out there. Municipalities, engineering firms, ecologists and utility contractors use it every day to view, edit and analyse spatial data. On its own, QGIS is an office tool. Connect it to an […]
Carlson SurvPC & marXact
Carlson Software has been building tools for land development professionals since 1983, and has said it intends to stay independent. Their range covers civil engineering, land surveying, machine control, positioning and mining software: the full cycle of a project, from concept to completion. SurvPC is Carlson’s data collection package for Windows. It has a highly […]
MicroSurvey FieldGenius & marXact
MicroSurvey FieldGenius is a mature, professional field survey software package that also happens to be easy to use. It has been a fixture in land surveying for years, known for code-free linework, smart points and live graphics that show the survey taking shape while you measure. FieldGenius is deliberately hardware-neutral. It supports surveying equipment from […]
GeolinQ & UNI-Cloud
GeolinQ, built by the Dutch company IntellinQ, is a web-based platform for spatial data management. Organisations use it to collect, process, link and publish spatial data and to configure their own GIS applications, all without programming: the core is a configurable, object-oriented data model that turns data from different sources into tailor-made information products. The […]
ESRI ArcGIS & marXact
Organisations that run their GIS on Esri collect a lot of data in the field: assets, inspections, environmental observations. Esri’s mobile apps put that data straight into ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise, where the office works with it the same day. We tested and confirmed that connection back in 2019, then with Collector for ArcGIS […]