Reinventing Supply Chain Management: Modern, Customizable, and Built for You
Utilities and city infrastructure teams manage massive networks of physical assets—from streetlights and meters to poles, controls, and consumables—spread across wide geographic areas. Yet many still rely on disconnected systems to track assets, manage inventory, and coordinate field work. The result is familiar: incomplete data, inefficient operations, and rising costs.
TerraGo was built to change that. By bringing asset management, supply chain automation, and field operations together in a single platform, TerraGo provides full lifecycle visibility—from planning and procurement to installation, maintenance, and retirement. Instead of reactive workflows and siloed data, utilities gain a connected, intelligent way to manage infrastructure.
With TerraGo, every asset is tracked throughout its lifecycle, with real-time updates captured directly in the field. Mobile tools allow crews to scan, document, and update assets on-site, ensuring accurate location, condition, and status information. Inventory is visible across warehouses, vehicles, and crews, while automated replenishment helps prevent both stockouts and overstock.
Just as importantly, TerraGo connects field and back-office systems seamlessly. Updates synchronize automatically with ERP, GIS, and work management platforms, eliminating duplicate data entry and improving data integrity. Built-in analytics provide insight into asset performance, costs, warranties, and replacement trends—helping teams plan smarter and act faster.
Utilities using TerraGo report meaningful results, including reduced manual data entry, improved asset accuracy, faster field-to-office coordination, and lower total cost of ownership. More than a system upgrade, TerraGo enables a shift toward proactive, data-driven infrastructure management.
By connecting people, assets, and systems end to end, TerraGo helps utilities operate more efficiently today while building a smarter, more resilient foundation for the future.