GeoPublisher

Publish spatial layers faster

Through a streamlined workflow

GeoPublisher
What GeoPublisher Does

GeoPublisher connects data preparation directly to publication, allowing teams to manage layers within a single, efficient process. This reduces dependency on external tools, while enabling faster updates, greater control over outputs, and a more efficient path to production-ready geospatial services.

Product Capabilities

Direct layer publishing

Publishes spatial layers directly from prepared data without requiring intermediate tools or manual handoffs.

Fast iteration and updates

Supports rapid changes, validation, and republishing of layers, enabling continuous updates without disrupting downstream systems.

Reduced tooling dependency

Eliminates the need for QGIS plug-ins and reduces reliance on fragmented publishing workflows.

Streamlined publishing pipeline

Removes the need to enter GeoServer as a separate step, simplifying the overall publishing process.

Self-managed operation

Provides a controlled environment for managing spatial layers, reducing operational overhead and manual intervention.

From consumption to publication

Enables teams to move beyond consuming geospatial data to actively publishing and managing it within the same platform.

Unified Publishing Layer

GeoPublisher product scheme: users access Graph, with GeoPublisher providing Direct Layer Publishing (publish, style, and validate spatial datasets) and support for various file formats (raster .tif, .tiff and vector GeoJSON, GPKG datasets).

Proven Results

Faster publishing cycles

Reduces the time from data preparation to published layers.

Simplified operations

Minimises manual steps and reduces dependency on multiple tools.

Consistent outputs

Ensures spatial layers are published in a structured and repeatable way.

Improved maintainability

Streamlined workflows reduce operational complexity and ongoing management effort.

Publish spatial layers faster with GeoPublisher

Publish, validate, and manage layers in one environment.