Bentley Ecosystem Catalog: Expanding Collaboration

TerraScan’s Find Danger Objects tool finds points which are within a given distance from vectorized wires, creating detailed maps of vegetation near power corridors. With tree-level segmentation, it provides utility companies accurate information to prevent vegetation-related outages through proactive trimming or removal of high-risk trees.
When the Bentley Ecosystem Catalog was introduced, Terrasolid was eager to join. In fact, it became the first company to publish a solution on the platform.
For Terrasolid, the catalog is a powerful opportunity to increase visibility among customers, partners, and even within Bentley itself. “Many users don’t fully know the potential of our products. The catalog helps us change that,” explained Kimmo.
The goal is clear: build awareness, foster collaboration, and enable partners to deliver more complete offerings to the market—combining Bentley products with Terrasolid solutions.
The infrastructure sector is experiencing a transformation. Data capture has become more accessible with drones and increasingly precise sensors, but turning this flood of information into intelligence remains a challenge.
Terrasolid addresses this gap. Its solutions provide the critical link between raw data and digital twins, accelerating projects and supporting more informed decision-making.
As Timo Tuukkanen, Bentley’s partner development director emphasized, “Terrasolid creates the upstream intelligence required to feed digital twins. For the whole lifecycle of infrastructure – from design via build to operations—Terrasolid ensures the reality data foundation is reliable and ready to use.”
Strengthening digital twin workflows through a long-term partnership
More than just a business relationship, the partnership between Bentley and Terrasolid is a win-win for the entire industry. Customers benefit from more complete solutions, Bentley strengthens its ecosystem, and Terrasolid expands its global growth opportunities.
“Having worked for both companies, I can say with confidence: there is great potential for us to achieve more together,” concluded Kimmo.