MCAS

The Mining Cadastre Administration System (MCAS) is a web-based software application that supports governments manage their mineral rights. The software manages the full lifecycle of a mining right, from application through approval, licensing, renewals and finally expiration. MCAS has a compliance module that tracks all payments made, payments outstanding, royalties, production reports, and contract terms to ensure compliance of license holders. When used in conjunction with the Online Data Repository, all license and payment data can be exchanged via APIs and be made available online to relevant stakeholders.
MCAS comes with full GIS Server capabilities, using GeoServer embedded in the installation. This means full compatibility to any other GIS system using Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards, including ESRI ArcGIS shape files import and export.

Some of the key new features are:

LATEST WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY WITH API INTEGRATION LIBRARIES

Runs over any browser from your computer, laptop or tablet. Host it on your network or on our cloud servers.

FULL GIS SERVER INTEGRATION USING GEOSERVER AND POSTGIS

Connect your favorite GIS software to MCAS Geoserver WFS and stream live GIS layers from the system.

DASHBOARD WITH KEY PERFORMANCE METRICS + 36 REPORTS FILTER-TAILORED IN EXCEL OR PDF FORMATS

Check your efficiency in the dashboard charts, or analyse further in Excel using any of the 36 reports available.
My Tasks

Full control of your workflow

Everyone knows what they need to do next. Systems-generated task assignment based on user permissions and workflow. Integrated issue tracker for assignments.
License module

A clean and efficient license registry

Maintain your license registry with full a clear overview, color codes and searchable column headers

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