If you're a GIS technician at a water district or municipal utility, you've probably been handed a backlog of 500+ pages of paper as-builts with the words "can you digitize these?" And you've thought: another month of manual tracing, another excuse for why everything else isn't getting done.
Here's the good news: you don't have to digitize manually anymore.
Digitizing scanned as-builts is one of the most tedious tasks in GIS — and it's not because you're bad at it. It's because the tools weren't built for it.
DrawBridge was built for digitizing — not as a feature bolted onto a GIS analysis platform, but as the core purpose. The workflow:
No manual coordinate entry. No layer setup from scratch. No attribute table building. Open in ArcGIS Pro immediately after download.
Manual (50 pages): 10–13 hours | DrawBridge (50 pages): ~2.5 hours
That's 8–10 hours saved — per project.
What do you do with those 10 hours? Analyze your network. Build hydraulic models. Create reports for management. Update the GIS with real-time field data. That's what you were hired to do.
DrawBridge isn't a replacement for ArcGIS Pro — it's a digitizing accelerator that gets your data into ArcGIS Pro (or QGIS, or AutoCAD) in a format you can use immediately. If you're a GIS technician who's tired of spending your days tracing lines, this is for you.
5 pages free, no card required. See how much time you get back.
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