About Trimble Cityworks
Trimble Cityworks pricing
Trimble Cityworks does not have a free version and does not offer a free trial. Trimble Cityworks paid version starts at USD 1,995.00/one-time.
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Trimble Cityworks Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Government Administration
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Ultimate Enterprise Application
Long time administrator and user of Cityworks who has watched the evolution of the system over many years. Ease of use and setup is great.
Pros
Cityworks AMS and PLL offers a complete enterprise solution for maintaining a city with asset management and permitting process control all in one place.
Cons
Not really much. The solution is always evolving to fit user needs and address issues and make enhancements.
- Industry: Utilities
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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City Works Review
Good so far. Biggest problem is employee buy in.
Pros
Ease of communication. Tracking assets, service requests, and work orders.
Cons
Repsond. Getting used to it after office. Also, it seems like it was pushed out before it was developed enough, to many updates to responds, admin, styles ect...
- Industry: Government Administration
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Personal Opinion
Pros
Work order creation, management, and asset history.
Cons
Clunky UI, customizing ability especially in an enterprise environment.
- Industry: Utilities
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Daphne Utilities Review
Pros
viewing historical trends, asset tracking
Cons
Implementation was, of course, a long and arduous effort, but it was expected
- Industry: Utilities
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Cityworks for Utilities
Pros
1. Robust Asset Management: Efficient tracking and maintenance scheduling reduce downtime and extend asset life.
2. GIS Integration: Seamless integration with GIS allows for superior asset visualization and decision-making.
3. Customizable and Scalable: Adaptable to the specific needs of utility companies, accommodating growth and complexity.
4. Mobile Accessibility: Field workers can access and update data in real-time, improving communication and data accuracy.
5. Work Order Management: Robust capabilities streamline task creation, tracking, and completion, enhancing workflow efficiency.
6. Regulatory Compliance:Detailed records and reports assist in maintaining compliance with industry regulations.
Cons
1. Implementation Cost and Time: Significant upfront investment and time required for setup may deter smaller companies.
2. Steep Learning Curve: Extensive features necessitate considerable training, with ongoing sessions possibly required.
3. Customization Complexity: Customizing the software can be complex, potentially needing additional technical expertise.
4. Performance Issues: Some users report performance bottlenecks with larger datasets, impacting efficiency.