MawisUtility helps automate one of the steps in the building permit process—obtaining a statement regarding the presence of utility lines.
For more than 15 years, the MawisUtility app has been helping builders automate one of the key steps in the construction process—obtaining statements regarding the presence of utility lines. It is used by designers, developers, and the general public to speed up and refine the process of preparing applications as part of the engineering for their projects and future construction.
When preparing documentation, a developer needs to identify which entities own or operate utility networks in a given area and then request their input. This step is often time-consuming, administratively burdensome, and prone to errors. In practice, problems such as the following arise:
Once a specific area of interest is entered (e.g., using an address or a polygon), the application automatically identifies the relevant utility network operators. The selection is based on an updated database of registered technical infrastructure entities (RSTI), which includes both public and private networks.
The output is a list of all identified controllers, including:
Based on the information collected, the application automatically generates structured requests for all administrators. The requests comply with their specific formal requirements and are ready to be sent immediately electronically via the interface, by email…
Users receive a complete set of documents that can be archived or used directly in their building permit application. At the same time, all of their submissions and applications are stored in the app under their account.
Function → Benefit
The architect is planning to build a single-family home in the village of Středokluky. With MawisUtility, they can do it quickly and easily in just 10 minutes:
MawisUtility is a practical tool that digitizes and standardizes one of the key steps in the building permit process. It ensures the reliable selection of relevant network operators, simplifies administrative tasks, and reduces the risk of omissions that could lead to the rejection of an application. It is designed for anyone who wants to speed up and improve the accuracy of preparing documentation for a building permit.
Confidence in this tool is also confirmed by leading technical infrastructure managers:
EG.D, a.s., an electricity distributor, has been using the MawisUtility interface since 2015 to receive structured XML requests into its internal system. The service runs continuously 24/7 and performs reliably.
“MawisUtility, acting as a bulk submission portal, delivers structured XML requests for responses to our system. The service operates smoothly and meets the required quality standards.”— Tomáš Vařil, EG.D, a.s.
In 2022, Pražská plynárenská, a.s. integrated the MawisUtility interface with its own e-portal. The automated transfer of requests helps speed up and simplify communication with applicants seeking a response.
“The deployment of the MAWIS UtilityReport interface from the MAWIS UtilityReport submission portal was completed on time and to the required standard. Operations are stable and functional.”— Michal Huml, Center Manager – Technical Systems
Kamenice nad Lipou is using the MawisGeoportal app to digitize its property management data and combine it with cadastral data, aerial photographs, and other information.
A pilot project for EG.D at a substation demonstrates the potential for safe and efficient 3D data collection in the field, as well as for low- and medium-voltage systems.