HelloNet - Edit road networks-as-a-service

HelloNet is the latest product in our Hello family. It is based on our EVE platform and can therefore be fully integrated into OnKo3. HelloNet allows you to graphically create and edit road networks (node-edge models). It is equally suitable for urban and rural roads, footpaths, cycle paths and other linear infrastructures. The special feature here is that all changes to the network are saved as a transcation. This means that specialised objects, e.g. management, inventory and status data, are automatically adapted to the new network without any loss of data. A roundabout has been built? No problem - a few clicks and the network and specialised data are up to date again.

With HelloNet, OnKo3 and solutions based on the EVE platform become a complete infrastructure solution. HelloNet consists of three components: The easy-to-use web client makes it possible to add, delete and edit the road network at the click of a mouse. Various tools are available for this purpose. Sections can not only be added, deleted or changed, but also split, merged, compressed, stretched or rotated - all at the click of a mouse. Practical: changes can be undone right back to the original state, because HelloNet works completely transactionally. The second and third components are server services that automatically update the network and inventory data in the background. For this purpose, the changes made to the network with HelloNet (i.e. transactions) are sent to the two server services at the push of a button and interpreted by them. Only now is the road network and inventory data updated in fractions of a second. You can then display and check the changes made automatically.
With HelloNet, OnKo3 or your EVE-based infrastructure solution can be easily and cost-effectively expanded into a complete road information database (SIB). You no longer need to run complicated and expensive special programmes. HelloNet is provided as Software-as-a-Service and we integrate it into your solution for you. It couldn't be simpler.