05 November 2025

Invercargill extends TechnologyOne partnership to 2032 to deliver better services for residents

Invercargill City Council is securing the city’s future by extending its partnership with TechnologyOne until 2032, upgrading to the market-leading SaaS+ platform across the entire organisation.

The uplift covers Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), Project Lifecycle Management (PLM), Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Human Resources (HR), giving Council real-time visibility of asset health, smarter planning, faster service delivery, and a stronger focus on the needs of the community. Water assets are included as part of the broader Asset Management rollout.

Michael Day, Chief Executive at Invercargill City Council said, “This upgrade helps us fix problems faster, plan smarter and deliver more reliable services—good for residents today and for the city’s future.”

“By moving to a single, secure SaaS+ platform, we’re reducing complexity and improving performance across every part of Council. It’s a smarter, faster and more sustainable way to deliver value for our community.”

TechnologyOne’s integrated SaaS+ delivery model provides end-to-end asset intelligence and streamlined operations, combining real-time data, planning and reporting. It also gives Council complete control over documents and records, ensuring compliance and efficiency, while modernising HR processes to attract and support staff.

Ben Sheehan, New Zealand Country Manager at TechnologyOne said, “Invercargill is building a future-ready foundation. One platform across EAM, PLM, ECM and HR means better performance and resilience through to 2032 and beyond.”

By consolidating operations on one platform, Invercargill City Council will improve service reliability, reduce costs and deliver faster, smarter outcomes for residents—ensuring its people and infrastructure are ready to meet the needs of a growing community.

TechnologyOne is deeply committed to New Zealand’s growth and long-term investment, continuing to expand its local presence to support councils nationwide.

More than 73 per cent of New Zealand and Australian residents live in a council powered by TechnologyOne software.