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This tutorial overview walks you through the core features of infrADAC Map, including loading ADAC XML files, exploring asset data in an interactive map view, and running audits for compliance. Whether you're new to the platform or looking to refine your workflow, this video will help you get the most out of infrADAC Map.
This tutorial series introduces infrADAC step by step, from setting up your workspace to generating compliant ADAC XML directly from your design files. You will learn how to apply attributes, validate against schema rules, and streamline your workflow so every submission meets council and utility standards. The series also covers advanced features such as creating supplementary assets, building custom profiles, and using powerful audit controls.
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No. infrADAC is designed to operate entirely inside AutoCAD/BricsCAD. You can import, edit, generate and export ADAC XML directly from your CAD environment without relying on external tools.
Versions 6.0, 5.0.1, 4.2 and 4.1 of the ADAC XML standard are supported. infrADAC is fully backwards
compatible meaning older datasets can be opened, edited and resubmitted while maintaining compliance
with the current or previous standards enforced by your organisation.
Attributes are built directly from the ADAC XML Data Dictionary, ensuring a structured and consistent
workflow. This allows you to assign and manage properties within AutoCAD that remain aligned with
submission requirements.
Yes. infrADAC CAD produces ADAC XML submissions directly from your project drawings and validates them
against the ADAC schema. A detailed audit report is also created, enabling organisations to assess
submissions efficiently and reducing the risk of rejection.
You have complete oversight of all project and asset data. Profiles can be defined and customised for
councils or utilities with specific requirements, ensuring submissions meet local standards. Changes applied to assets or projects are updated consistently across the dataset.
Supplementary Assets can be created, managed and visually represented within AutoCAD, BricsCAD and 12d Model. Assets may be defined as extensions of existing ADAC base classes and additional attributes can be applied to extend the standard ADAC schema, including the definition of additional allowable values to meet authority or project specific requirements.
Additional asset metadata can be managed directly within profiles and includes full support for ComponentInfo Notes requirments, ensuring compliance information is captured in line with Council/Utility requirements. Complex geometries are supported with the ability to ensure 'no curves' can be applied on export. Supporting files such as images, reports, and technical documentation can be attached to assets, providing a complete and auditable project record that is preserved through ADAC XML export.
Yes. Existing ADAC XML files can be imported into AutoCAD, BricsCAD and 12d Model to be reviewed and modified using infrADAC's tools. This enables both new project creation and updates to legacy datasets.
Each submission generates a detailed audit report highlighting schema compliance, errors and warnings.
These reports make it straightforward for organisations to verify quality and ultimately save time and cost during the
assessment process.
No installation is required. infrADAC Map is a browser-based application that runs entirely online. It is freely accessible and does not require licensing or payment to use.
Yes. Your chosen interface theme, basemap and label settings are remembered when cookie tracking is enabled. Label visibility can be configured to show only when zoomed in to prevent map clutter, and label colours are fully customisable. This ensures a consistent viewing experience across multiple sessions.
Yes. infrADAC Map includes an LGA, utility and authority viewer. This displays boundaries on the map and provides details such as supported ADAC versions, utility type, participating LGAs and links to official websites.
You can load up to five ADAC XML files at the same time and switch between them from the Project Details menu. Labels and filters apply to the currently active file, ensuring clear management of multiple datasets.
Collaboration is simple. Create a room and share the room code with other users to connect to a shared map space. The host can upload files for participants to view and interact with. Participants can also choose to follow the host’s actions in real time. Up to five users can join a single map space at once.
Yes. The built-in measurement tools let you measure distances, calculate areas and inspect geographic coordinates directly on the map. These functions make it possible to cross- check asset geometry against design requirements, confirm spatial accuracy of imported data and support quality assurance.
The Asset Details panel allows you to view property and component information for any selected feature. Nil or empty fields are hidden by default to reduce clutter but can be expanded when needed for detailed review.
Yes. Supporting files can be linked to the active ADAC XML project. Common file types, such as images or PDFs, open directly within the viewer, while others launch in a new browser tab. This allows supplementary documentation to be assessed alongside the mapping data.
The application automatically checks for issues such as geometry outside declared boundaries, duplicate identifiers, incorrect property types and invalid receiver names. These checks are run against the ADAC schema and local government rules, helping to identify problems before submission.
Access infrADAC today and streamline the creation, validation, and delivery of ADAC XML files.
