Simplifying

Land

Management

Connecting councils, contractors, and landowners in an efficient and secure way to maximise the investment and effort put into reducing the spread of noxious weeds.

Weeds in Australia

According to DCCEEW the cost of weeds to agricultural industries is estimated at $4 billion per year. There are approximately 3000 different weed species in Australia.

Around $180 million is spent at a federal and local level annually to combat invasive weeds.

Every council seems to have a different way of engaging with spraying contractors and landowners, often leading to an opaque process that lacks efficiency, coordination, oversight, and governance.

Contractors often lack the tools to effectively plan and coordinate spraying jobs, and regularly rely on multiple different systems for planning, scheduling, timesheets, collecting and store compliance data.

Welcome to OpenRoad

An all-in-one solution for managing the fight against noxious weeds in Australia.

Whether you are a council, land-manager, or contractor, OpenRoad empowers you in the fight to reduce the spread of noxious weeds in Australia.

OpenRoad allows you to create weed audit records (digital twins) of land and record data points (locations, quantities, photographs) about invasive species. Those records can be turned in jobs and assigned to contractors, along with weather, scheduling and compliance data.

Key Features

OpenRoad is your one-stop-shop for simplifying land management. Here are just a few of the key features you can expect.

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Cloud Based

Access your data and account from anywhere.

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Made for Desktop and Mobile

Manage, plan and report on desktop while recording field data on mobile.

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Integrated Maps and Weather

Get up to date weather and map data within the app.

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Connects across Stakeholders

Links councils, contractors, and private landowners to maximise efficiency.

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All in one Project Management

Provides a transparent end to end process for managing the identification and eradication of weeds.

How does it work?

Audit and Schedule

Inspect Land
  1. View previous audits
  2. Create a new audit
  3. Inspect vegetation
  4. Estimate weed quantities
  5. Take photos
Analysis
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. Identify areas needing treatment
  2. Group areas by location proximity, sensitivity, conservation value, and priority
Schedule
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. Create packages of work
  2. Assign work to contractors
  3. Coordinate contractor work with other activities

Schedule and Treat

Schedule
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. View scheduled work
Contractors use OpenRoad to:
  1. Manage schedule of work
  2. View weather data
  3. Assign work crews
  4. View alerts
Perform Work
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. Communicate updates
Contractors use OpenRoad to:
  1. Record complianace data
  2. Communicate updates
  3. Connect with adjoining landowners
Complete
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. View status of jobs
Contractors use OpenRoad to:
  1. Record compliance data
  2. Update job status
  3. Invoice work

Report

Oversight
Councils and Land managers use OpenRoad to:
  1. View schedule of work
  2. Manage budgets & costs
  3. Verify jobs via photos and GPS time records
  4. View compliance data (chemial use etc.)
Interact
All users use OpenRoad to:
  1. Communicate in real-time about jobs and projects
  2. Add and share notes and photos
Visualise
Use OpenRoad to analyse:
  1. The spread of weeds
  2. View treatment effectiveness
  3. Visualise species and change over time
Angularis Logo

Angularis (the developer of OpenRoad) was established in 2022 to make a difference in the world through the provision of innovative technology focused on the agricultural and environmental sectors.

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