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WinCan VX

WinCan VX is a powerful desktop platform designed for professional sewer inspections. It supports comprehensive condition assessment, standardized defect coding, and detailed reporting—making it the core tool for engineers, contractors, and municipalities managing underground infrastructure.

 

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Key Features of WinCan VX
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Cloud compatibility

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GIS/map applications

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Modern user interface

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Hardware support

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Coding Standards

cloud compatibility

Securely publish inspection data, images and videos to the cloud with your own or a WinCan server. An authorized user can view the latest results on any platform with a standard web browser. No more version issues or missing codecs, WinCan Web brings the data to the cloud with ease.

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GIS/map applications

WinCan VX is compatible with all common geodata formats (Shape, DXF, etc.). There are plug-ins for the most well-known GIS programs ESRI and QGIS, which can be used to transfer data directly from the map to WinCan VX. The sewer network can also be viewed and managed directly in the in-house GIS application WinCan Map.

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Modern user interface

WinCan VX has a new user interface that adapts to any screen size and the main screen is fully customizable.

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hardware support

WinCan VX is compatible with the latest camera and video systems on the market.

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Coding Standards

WinCan VX contains all current coding standards for the sewer area
(Isybau, DWA, VSA, etc.)

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A few numbers that we are proud of

Installed_Base

8.500+

Installed Base

We're the market's most trusted software

Active_users

100.000+

Active users

Languages

50+

Languages

No one has broader global reach.

years in business

35

Years in Business

We created this market in 1990.

standards_supported

100+

Standards Supported

We're the authority on inspection standards.

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