1Integrate Selected Top Geospatial Data Integration Tools in 2022

Selected Among Top Six Data Integration Tools

Cambridge, UK, October 21^st 2022, (www.1spatial.com) 1Spatial, the global provider of geospatial software and solutions for strong data foundations and data governance, is pleased to announce that it’s flagship rules engine, 1Integrate, has been selected in the ‘6 Best Geospatial Data Integration Tools to Consider in 2022’ by Solutions Review.

The Solutions Review listing is an annual mashup of products that “best represent current market conditions, according to the crowd. The editors compiled the list based on each solution’s Authority Score; a meta-analysis of real user sentiment through the web’s most trusted business software review sites and its own proprietary five-point inclusion criteria.”

1Integrate delivers a powerful rules engine to support the management and governance of geospatial (location) data. It delivers automated data validation, cleansing, transformation, and even enhancement. Key features include integrating and conflating captured or existing siloed data into single datasets, ‘no-code’ rules writing and wide-ranging support for industry-standard formats like ArcGIS and Google BigQuery, amongst others.

1Integrate is already being used to support a number of key organisations worldwide, including the United States Census Bureau, the National Underground Asset Register in the United Kingdom, and the emergency services units of eight leading US States, including Minnesota, Georgia and Arkansas.

“We are delighted to be selected for this nomination by Solutions Review, bearing testament to the power, versatility and agility of our patented software. Hundreds of clients are already benefiting from using 1Integrate to deliver confidence in their spatial and non-spatial data, and it is exciting that 1Integrate is being recognised for its potential by the industry,” says Charley Glynn, Senior Product Manager of 1Integrate.  

1Integrate allows an organisation to create and configure its own business rules to match its requirements, for instance for legislative compliance. The rules are written in collaboration with 1Spatial experts, or by the organisation itself, and managed within a central rules catalogue, shared across the enterprise and easily applied to any GIS platform.