BhumiIntel turns everyday civic reports into structured spatial intelligence — giving citizens a voice, civic bodies a dashboard, and government departments a data layer they have never had before. Built for every tier of local governance, from large municipal corporations to small town councils.
BhumiIntel runs the full civic intelligence stack — from the first citizen report, to a department dashboard scoped to that department alone, to one unified control room where the council sees every department at once.
Every civic issue, of every type, from every citizen — via app, call, or WhatsApp. One mobile-first layer that captures what a public web form never can.
Universal CaptureEvery report is classified and routed automatically — water, electricity, roads, waste, environment — to the department it belongs to.
Zero Manual SortingEach department sees only its own issues on its own dashboard. The Nagarpalika or council sees everything — every department, every ward, one Integrated Command & Control Centre (ICCC).
Scoped vs. Unified ViewEvery civic problem starts on the ground — with a resident who notices it and a local representative who gets the chance to act on it, whether in a city ward or a village. JanVaani is the single capture layer for all of it: every issue type, every department, every citizen — through an app, a phone call, or WhatsApp. No category guessing, no separate form for every department. JanVaani turns that everyday moment into structured, geospatial, AI-classified data — the raw signal that powers everything a council or department does next.
One tap, anywhere — call, WhatsApp, or app. No address typing, no category guessing.
A live spatial console, ward by ward — not an inbox of complaints. Every ward’s view rolls up into the same control room the Nagarpalika or council uses citywide.
Every report, confirmation, and resolution becomes a labelled, geotagged data point — the ground-truth layer that the department-level platform below runs on.
This is what a municipality, utility, or state department actually adopts — not a report, a system. Every department’s data, once captured through JanVaani, becomes its own dashboard — visible only to that department — turning citizen and field data into the decisions it makes every day.
Leakage clusters, pipeline failure frequency, ward-wise complaint density.
Outage reports, transformer stress signals, illegal connection patterns.
Pothole density by stretch, road damage frequency, repeat-failure segments.
Overflowing bins, dumping hotspots, collection-route gaps by ward.
Air and water quality flags, illegal felling, green-cover loss by zone.
Crime hotspot overlays, accident-prone zones, illegal encroachment signals.
Cross-city performance benchmarking and policy-grade civic intelligence.
Embeddable ward heatmaps and verified before/after evidence for local coverage.
Ward-level sentiment and issue-density data to guide outreach and messaging.
A verifiable, public record of resolved civic work — a representative’s real track record.
The longer a department runs on JanVaani, the smarter the platform gets — every decision adds to a spatial intelligence layer no spreadsheet or siloed system can replicate.
A live, ward-wise and city-wise leaderboard that scores civic performance — combining citizen participation and civic body responsiveness into a single, comparable number. Illustrative concept — in development.
The Civic Score Index blends citizen engagement — reports filed, confirmations, active reporters per ward — with civic body performance — resolution speed, SLA adherence, before/after evidence rate. Wards compete against wards. Cities compete against cities.
This is not a vanity metric. A rising score is visible proof of governance improving. A falling score is public pressure that no press release can hide from.
Beyond the core JanVaani platform, our team delivers focused geospatial engagements for departments that need a specific spatial problem solved, not a full platform rollout.
E.g. GeoAI-driven inspection workflows to assess and score infrastructure condition at scale.
E.g. field-verified, geotagged asset registers for utilities and municipal infrastructure.
E.g. terrain and drainage-aware models that flag waterlogging-prone zones before the monsoon.
E.g. vegetation, water body, and biodiversity mapping to support environmental clearances.
E.g. overlaying planned infrastructure against ecological zones to flag conflicts before construction.
E.g. spatial optimisation for field-crew deployment based on demand density and travel time.
E.g. bin-density mapping and route optimisation to cut collection time and missed pickups.
E.g. congestion hotspot mapping and junction-level traffic flow analysis for road planning.
E.g. digitising pipeline networks and pressure zones for utilities without an existing GIS base.
E.g. zoning, land-use change detection, and growth-corridor analysis for town planning departments.
Representative categories only — every engagement is scoped to the department’s specific spatial problem, on whichever platform fits.
Our own spatial intelligence stack for departments without an existing GIS investment.
Departments and bodies with no existing GIS platform who need their operations made spatial, fast.
GIS and GeoAI solutions built on the ESRI ecosystem for organisations standardised on ArcGIS.
Organisations already invested in ESRI products that need enterprise-grade GIS or custom workflows.
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Apache Sedona
Apache Spark
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