Arbrium — infrastructure asset intelligence

Cross-project intelligence

See what individual projects cannot.

An individual supplier understands their own project. The infrastructure owner needs to understand what all the authorised activity on the network means together — and Arbrium is built to show it.

Request a demo Linked assets and grouped work

Many projects, one network

Separate projects. Shared ground.

Vegetation, boundary, drainage and restraint-system work is often let and delivered separately. On the verge, it's the same few metres.
  1. Vegetation projectAvailable
    ↕
  2. Boundary projectAvailable
    ↕
  3. Drainage projectPlanned
    ↕
  4. Vehicle restraint projectPlanned
Arbrium

Every authorised project, on one connected graph

Each party sees only what it's allowed to.

Cross-project intelligence
  • Linked assets across projects
  • Potential delivery dependencies
  • Overlapping activity
  • Coordinated-work opportunities
Linked assets
Ash dieback programme ↔ Boundary survey
Trees within 30 m of a fence on the other project
Excel
4Potential grouped work
11Notify boundary project
7Tree work near boundary
  • T-882
    Fell · ash, class 4
    F-104
    Replace
    17.0 m
  • T-A0614
    Fell · within 21 m height
    F-0311
    Not surveyed yet
    8.4 m
  • T-A0622
    Fell · height not recorded
    F-0312
    Not surveyed yet
    6.1 m
  • T-A0650
    Crown lift
    F-0327
    Not surveyed yet
    3.2 m
Candidates for discussion — nothing is confirmed or planned automatically.

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Linked assets across projects.

Every tree is measured to the nearest fence line on the other project, and each linked pair is sorted by what it means: notify the other project, potential grouped work, or for information.

  • Where do projects meet?

    Assets on one project within reach of assets on another.

  • What should wait for what?

    Felling before fence replacement, so the new fence isn't damaged.

  • Which work belongs together?

    Where both assets need work, one mobilisation instead of two.

  • Which part of the asset?

    The stretch of fence a falling tree could strike — not the whole 500 m section.

Only what each party may see

One picture for the owner. The right slice for everyone else.

The asset owner sees every authorised project together. A supplier sees their own work, and a relationship is only shown to someone who can see both ends of it.

Suggestions are reviewed by the asset owner, and every decision is recorded with who made it and when.

Related organisational activity exists in this location that you don't have access to.

What a supplier sees when related work sits in a project they can't access.

In the product

What's live, and what's next.

  • Linked assets across projects

    Map, table, spreadsheet and one-page briefing.

    Available

  • Potential grouped work

    Where the tree and the fence both need work.

    Available

  • Owner confirm and reject, with history

    Stamped with who decided and when; rejected pairs stay on the record.

    Available

  • Related activity and coordination opportunities on a project

    Available

  • Live programme picture for the asset owner

    Progress, findings and hotspots across projects.

    Available

  • Drainage, restraint systems and structures projects

    Planned

  • Shared access and traffic-management windows

    Planned

Relational asset intelligence

How relationships are found and confirmed.

Works & delivery

Linked assets and potential grouped work.

Live intelligence

The programme picture as it happens.

See what your projects mean together.

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