No. While Skyray was originally built for pipeline and midstream projects, it is used across a range of linear infrastructure programs, including transmission lines, fiber-to-home deployments, and roadway projects. If your project involves managing right-of-way across multiple tracts and stakeholders, Skyray is built for it.

SkyRay is designed for multi-contractor environments. All ROW companies on a project work within the same platform instance, with role-based security controls that manage data access by team. This eliminates the problem of reconciling separate reports and ensures one consistent source of truth across the full project team.

Yes. We work closely with internal IT teams and their custom-built systems, and we connect with ROW contractor software for either smooth data migration or live communication between platforms. Every integration is approached hands-on, we don't hand you a connector and walk away.

Absolutely. SkyRay functions as both an active project management tool and a permanent system of record. Recorded easements, agreements, and obligations remain fully searchable and manageable in SkyRay long after construction ends, making it a long-term asset registry for your organization.

Yes. SkyRay has been deployed internationally, including a full Spanish-language deployment for a major midstream pipeline program in Mexico. The platform was customized to accommodate local legal and operational requirements, including a custom check authorization workflow and management of Mexico-specific common-use area requirements. Steel Shire has experience adapting SkyRay to the legal and regulatory frameworks of different markets.