Restricted software migration

Migration from 2GIS, ZuluGIS and PHOTOMOD

We plan the replacement of GIS and geospatial systems while preserving required data, integrations and transition control.

Discuss your project
01

What the migration covers

We begin with an inventory of products, versions, servers, workstations, integrations and process owners. Inclusion in the official list is a reason to review the environment, but it does not automatically determine the target. Selection follows functional, security, operational and budget requirements.

  • vector and raster layers and coordinate systems
  • attributes, reference data and metadata
  • network models and calculation scenarios
  • web maps, APIs, styles and access rights
02

How the target is selected

We create a vendor-neutral requirements matrix covering critical functions, formats, APIs, hosting, support, export and team capability. Alternatives are tested on a control set before bulk migration. No single product is presented as a universal replacement for every organisation.

03

Validation and handover

Control checks cover geometry, projections, accuracy, attributes, styles and critical queries. The target GIS architecture follows formats, volume, refresh mode and hosting requirements.

Fit before scope

Is this the right starting point?

Use these criteria for an initial orientation. The final recommendation follows a review of your context, data and constraints.

A good fit when

  • Software is restricted, unsupported or creates operational risk
  • Data, history and integrations must be preserved
  • Process and acceptance owners are available

Resolve this first when

  • Only licence procurement is required without dependency analysis
  • A target was selected without validating processes and data
  • No one owns reconciliation and the cutover decision

Answer first

How should you choose a replacement?

Replacing 2GIS, ZuluGIS, PHOTOMOD or another GIS platform requires geometry, coordinate systems, attributes, styles and services to move together. The target is selected after layers, accuracy requirements and every geodata consumer are inventoried.

01

Geodata integrity

Geometry, projections, attributes, topology, metadata and change history remain intact.

02

Open interfaces

Required formats, APIs and exchange standards are supported without a closed dependency.

03

Operational workflows

Maps, field work, analytics, printing and external services pass control tests.

Evidence of completion: Quality is demonstrated through automated object and attribute reconciliation, spatial sampling and service tests.

Support calendar

Examples from Ukraine's official list

Product or groupStatus
2ГІС ПРО / Mobile SDKListed
ZuluGIS / ZuluServerListed
PHOTOMODListed
PHOTOMOD GeoCloudListed

Sources: Ukraine's State Service of Special Communications - open list, page dated 5 August 2026

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Must everything be replaced at once?

No. Inventory defines waves based on criticality, dependencies, export feasibility and change windows.

Does listing mean a fine for every private business?

This page makes no such conclusion. Scope and obligations depend on the organisation and applicable rules. Seek qualified legal advice for a legal assessment.

How is migration completeness demonstrated?

Control samples, quantitative reconciliation, critical scenarios and an acceptance record are agreed before migration.

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Choose the right first step

Start with the decision you need to make

Each path produces a concrete next-step artefact rather than a generic technology presentation.

First step

Let's discuss your challenge.

We will clarify data availability, constraints and a realistic pilot format.