Zero to NG9-1-1 GIS Compliance under 6 Months

Map routes the call; GIVE drives the map:

  • GAIN Domain Controller
  • PACT Workflow
  • A3i Address Parser & Normalizer
  • Collaborative Framework
  • Affordable Tierless Pricing
  • Single-truth-Multi-use GIS

Your Data. Our Framework.

GAIN defines every name once; every agency inherits it. PACT fixes the cause before the symptoms. You keep your schema, your fields, and one dataset.

GIVE Domain Controller showing a place name defined once by the state and inherited by county and town, with a sanctioned alias, alongside the GAIN and PACT methodology.

Real-Time Validation. Zero Runaround.

Forget the endless batch-validate-fix-repeat cycle. GIVE checks every edit instantly, automatically heals geometry errors, and parses addresses on the fly. When human judgment is needed, intuitive wizards point the way.

GIVE flags a legacy street abbreviation when the edit is saved and A3i parses N MAIN ST into the NENA fields NORTH, MAIN and STREET, while a road overshoot is healed in the edit instead of waiting for a batch QC report.

No GIS Resources, No Problem!

GIVE is a completely self-contained GIS platform for NG9-1-1, designed with non-GIS users in mind.

A non-GIS user completes a step-by-step GIVE Address Association Wizard, with plain-language help on every flagged cell.

Track. Govern. Recover.

GIVE’s transaction-based architecture logs every edit with full attribution, so you always know who changed what and when, roll back mistakes, and finally bring your GIS data workflows up to modern enterprise standards.

GIVE edit history attributing each change to an agency and editor, with a before-and-after view of a moved address point and a roll back option.

One Platform. Every Level. Zero Friction.

Say goodbye to post-submission QC and rubber-sheeting nightmares. GIVE enables true multi-level collaboration: State, County, City, and Community agencies all work together, each governed by their own standards. The result? A region-wide NG9-1-1 dataset that’s attribute-consistent and topologically correct from the first edit. No reconciliation required.

Stacked state, county and city map layers showing standards flowing down and a shared county boundary edge matched once by neighboring agencies.

Ready Data. Open APIs. No Barriers.

GIVE Location Services puts your timely curated GIS data at the fingertips of the entire NG9-1-1 ecosystem. Built on OGC standards (WMS, WMTS, WFS, Vector Tile, and Geocoding), our Location Services ensure seamless integration with CAD, third-party mapping, and emergency response platforms. No custom coding.

GIVE Location Services publishing curated data through OGC WMS, WMTS, WFS, vector tile and geocoding services to CAD, web maps, responders and state GIS.

What 9-1-1 Agencies Say

“Thanks to GIVE, we’ve saved thousands of dollars on contractor fees!”

“Before adopting GIVE, we relied on complex software that only our contracted engineer could modify. Discovering the GIVE platform changed everything. We eliminated the need for a contractor and started managing our data internally. The platform is incredibly user-friendly! With minimal training, we successfully updated road centerlines and address points, ensuring compliance with state and federal standards.”

DirectorRoane County 911, West Virginia

“Many of the most needed changes have been accomplished with a single click.”

“The staff I have worked with at Gistic Research Inc continue to be very responsive to both my questions concerning their product as well as requests to add features or improve existing tools. Among the many tools the GIVE product offers, I find the tools associated with block range manipulation for road centerline data to be the easiest and most frequently used.”

Mapping/Addressing CoordinatorMercer County 911, West Virginia

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