The full chain
Four legs, one decision.
Four equal legs — monitoring, LiDAR, high-resolution and the FieldGuard field app — converge in GridGuardian. From there it stands beside your systems as SaaS: the risk classification and the data flow straight into your SAP, ERP or GIS.
In the field, data becomes targeted action.
The path
From free demo to live system — in four steps.
You don't have to buy anything up front. At every step you see for yourself what the system is worth on your own network.
Free DEMO base system FREE
We set up the base system on at least 100 km of network, and you can use it as long as you like. No commitment, no installation.
LiDAR calibration FREE
LiDAR is also needed to train the model — that's why it comes first. If you provide LiDAR data for a relevant stretch (a few tens of kilometres is enough for calibration), we show how far the base system's accuracy can be pushed. This is free too.
Live test with high resolution
You can try the high-resolution system live, with small — a few thousand dollars — purchases, on exactly the stretch that matters to you.
Instant scaling — as SaaS
Because it's a finished, working framework, it scales almost immediately. Why?
Tailored to your exact needs within a few weeks.
The data processing already works — we just scale the volume.
Permissions and organisation exactly as you want them.
Custom input forms and workflows, out on site.
The fourth leg
Field application — on site.
GridGuardian doesn't stop at the office: the FieldGuard offline-first field app runs in the surveyor's hand, with forms and workflows tailored to you. The same data, all the way to the site.
From login to capture, offline too
The surveyor works on their own device: picks the line section, records the item and the photo — even without signal, then syncs.
Pricing
Transparent, per-kilometre pricing.
The base system at a package-dependent annual fee, LiDAR processing after the training validation, and high-resolution targeted — where and when it's needed.
Prices are indicative. Where several networks run together in one area (DSO, TSO, municipal), the per-kilometre price can be optimised further.