Does this mean I can’t use ITIC anymore?
We want to give everyone a chance to get comfortable with ITICnxt, so we’ll leave the current version of ITIC running for a while. ITIC will be retired at some point in the future, so please take some time to familiarize yourself with the new system.
Why is the Google Satellite map engaged before I create an excavation entity?
We believe that creating excavation entities on the Google Satellite map will improve the accuracy of depicting the dig site. Therefore, we default to this map when creating an entity. If you prefer to use the Call Center map or the normal Google map, select it AFTER you choose an Excavation Creation option.
Why is the Call Center map engaged when verifying tickets?
Members have determined their coverage areas based on the Call Center map. Therefore, the excavation entities must be confirmed when viewing the same map. Also, in some cases, the Google maps and Call Center maps do not agree and so information must be confirmed on the Call Center map.
How is the number of tickets that need to be generated determined?
The Call Center’s board of directors has rules and policies that govern whether tickets need to be split at county and municipal borders. They also have rules for how many excavation entities are allowed on one ticket and how large these entities can be before splitting them into multiple tickets. Rather than have the ITICnxt user memorize these rules and procedures, the ITICnxt software calculates the number of tickets needed for the entities created during a session.
What should I do if the excavation entity has been created in the wrong place?
Return to the mapping screen and either edit the entity, or delete and recreate the entity.
