North Highland

OpenGov Scenario Builder (an infrastructure planning module within OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management) is a cloud-based strategic modeling tool designed for public works, transportation, and facilities departments to simulate, analyze, and justify long-term infrastructure capital investments. By connecting real-time asset condition data directly with dynamic funding models, it allows municipal leaders to evaluate budget trade-offs across multiple asset classes before committing funds.

Kahua Capital Planning is a software module that helps teams build multi-year capital plans and compare planning scenarios before budgets are committed. It uses standard or custom forecast curves to project how planned projects will consume budget across months, years, and funding cycles. The module links planned projects to active work within the Kahua platform, allowing budget, scope, and timing details to carry forward after approval. Capital program leaders, facilities teams, finance staff, and project controls personnel use it to review budgets and prioritize future work.

AkitaBox Pulse is a facility management platform that combines asset management, work order tracking, preventive maintenance, inspections, capital planning, and facility condition assessments in one system. It provides location-based asset mapping with 2D digital floor plans, Autodesk Revit integration, and OCR-enabled document capture through its Capture App. The platform includes an occupant portal for service requests, RSMeans cost data integration for 30-year capital projections, and an API for retrieving asset and work order data. Facility teams, operations managers, and executives use it to track maintenance activity and plan capital spending from a single, tablet-accessible system.