Every asset.
Every capture.
One platform.
Turn kilometres of chainage into a living, auditable spatial record – without possession windows, scaffolding, or scattered data.
One spatial record for the whole corridor – from track and ballast to bridges, catenaries, and retaining walls.
Rail teams capture gigabytes of spatial data every inspection cycle, then lose it across hard drives, PDFs, and disconnected systems. SKAND is the spatial data operating system that brings it all together.
Format-agnostic
Point cloud, 3D mesh, panoramic, IFC, DXF – ingested into one viewer.
Hardware-agnostic
Drone, MLS, TLS – Rigel, Ladybug, Trimble, Leica Pegasus, TRK, and more.
System-integrated
Connects to your GIS, Asset & Enterprise Management, and IT infrastructure.
360° + point cloud
Panoramic imagery overlaid on point clouds for true-to-life walkthroughs.
Built-in analytics
Track defect trends, monitor asset deterioration, plan maintenance with confidence.
Zero learning curve
Browser-based. No specialist software, no data silos, no setup overhead.
The full picture of your corridor – in the hands of everyone who needs it, from field surveyors to asset managers to executives.
SKAND future-proofs your investment – any data source, any format, any existing integration.
Numbers our customers see on recurring inspection programmes.
Reduction in lifecycle maintenance costs reported by a Tier-1 rail operator on a recurring corridor inspection programme.
Software installs required for clients and stakeholders to view, comment, and collaborate.
Platform to overlay 3D mesh, point cloud, IFC, orthomosaic, panoramas, and imagery – all together.
Four people. Four problems. One spatial record that solves them.
Head of Asset Management
"One searchable, spatially-anchored record – no chasing people when a regulator calls."
Survey / GIS Lead
"Stop rebuilding the same portal – deliver every capture through one viewer your clients can use today."
Maintenance Manager
"Compare this cycle to last year's LiDAR capture – in the same window, without an engineer on track."
Quality / Compliance Manager
"Exportable PDF and CSV reports – audit-ready from the moment the drone lands."
What changes the day SKAND goes live on your network.
From scattered files and bespoke reports to one searchable spatial record – the day-to-day workflow shifts your team will feel immediately.
Inspection imagery on hard drives, cloud folders, or sent via email with no location context.
Every capture georeferenced, browsable, and overlayable in one web viewer.
Reports built manually in Word or PDF with screenshots and no traceability.
Custom annotation templates → one-click PDF, CSV, or XLSX export.
Institutional knowledge walks out the door when a key engineer leaves.
Spatial history persists in the platform – version history, markups, and evidence always searchable.
Each client has different software requirements – bespoke portals built outside core competency.
One SKAND share link works for every stakeholder – no installs, no per-seat licences for viewers.
FAQs.
Teams using SKAND consistently reduce lifecycle inspection costs by 80% by eliminating duplicated capture, manual reporting hours, and re-work from lost data. The platform pays for itself on the first corridor re-inspection.
SKAND provides fine-grained access control and secure share links – you choose exactly who sees what. Governance stays with your team.
They don't have to. Share a link – they view, comment, and download in a browser with no account or install required.
SKAND isn't a replacement for your capture or processing tools – it's the single environment where all those outputs live together. Bring your point clouds, orthomosaics, and IFC models in and stop switching between five viewers.
Documentation for every step of a rail inspection programme.
Curated reading for asset, survey, maintenance, and compliance teams running SKAND on a corridor – from the first upload to the audit-ready report.
Getting started
Capture & layers
Annotations & reports
Sharing & collaboration
Governance & security
From third-party tools
See your rail infrastructure – corridor, service depot, stations.
Two ways to start – pick the one that fits the room. Bring your own data to a 30-minute demo, or open a live share link to see what stakeholders see.