Brings industry-leading GIS capabilities to Accruent, empowering organizations with a unified, location-aware view of their built environment
Austin, TX — November 18, 2025 — Accruent, a leading provider of solutions to unify the built environment, today announced a strategic partnership with Esri, the global leader in geographic information system (GIS) technology. This collaboration integrates Esri’s ArcGIS® platform with Accruent solutions, uniting asset, engineering and location intelligence to help organizations make faster, more informed decisions across the built environment.
Through this integration, organizations can now connect geospatial data with asset, engineering and maintenance information, bridging a long-standing gap between GIS and asset management systems. The result is a single, location-aware view of critical infrastructure and facilities, enabling teams to visualize where assets are, how they’re performing and what actions are needed to ensure up-time, safety and operational efficiency.
Connecting the Built Environment
The partnership expands across Accruent, including flagship products like RedEye and Maintenance Connection, bringing unified asset and location intelligence to customers worldwide. By embedding GIS capabilities directly into Accruent’s platform, organizations can:
- Accelerate time to value with an out-of-the box integration that eliminates the need for custom development and allows teams to immediately visualize and manage assets through map-centric dashboards and GPS-enabled search.
- Break down data silos by uniting engineering drawings, asset history and work orders within a single, location-aware platform – providing a seamless link between office and field operations.
- Enhance compliance and safety with a unified visual view of all asset records, supporting more accurate audits, preventing costly errors in the field and ensuring technicians know precisely where and how to perform work.
- Boost field productivity by enabling maintenance planners and technicians to instantly locate underground or remote assets and access all related documentation with a single click, reducing time spent searching for information and minimizing operational downtime.
Driving Digital Transformation Across Industries
The Accruent–Esri partnership empowers asset-intensive organizations – across utilities, oil and gas, mining, telecommunications and public infrastructure – to move toward a truly interconnected asset ecosystem. This foundation supports larger digital transformation initiatives such as the creation of digital twins and AI-driven maintenance strategies that allow companies to visualize, manage and optimize their operations like never before.
“This partnership brings together two market leaders with a shared vision – helping organizations connect the dots between where their assets are, how they perform and how they can be optimized,” said Israel Ortiz, VP and GM, Asset Solutions Group at Accruent. “By integrating Esri’s powerful location intelligence with Accruent’s asset solutions, we’re helping customers eliminate data silos and unlock new levels of safety, efficiency and insight.”
About Esri
Esri, the global market leader in geographic information system (GIS) software, location intelligence, and mapping, helps organizations harness the power of geography to improve decision-making and operations. Founded in 1969, Esri technology is used by more than 350,000 organizations worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and utilities.
About Accruent
Accruent is a leading provider of solutions for unifying the built environment — spanning real estate, physical and digital assets, and the integrated technology systems that connect and control them. Accruent continues to set new expectations for how organizations can use data to transform how they manage their facilities and assets. With U.S. headquarters in Austin, Texas, Accruent serves over 5,000 customers in a wide range of industries in more than 100 countries worldwide.
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