# Urbint > Urbint builds AI-powered operational resilience software for gas, electric and telecom > utilities — predicting and preventing incidents before they happen. It is now part of > Itron, which announced a $325M acquisition on 6 October 2025. Provenance: generated 2026-09-02 by the API Evangelist enrichment pipeline from this repository's apis.yml and artifacts. Urbint does not serve an llms.txt from www.urbint.com (`GET /llms.txt` returns 301 to na.itron.com). This file is API Evangelist's summary of Urbint, not a document Urbint published. The one llms.txt Urbint *does* publish ships inside its npm design-system package and is captured verbatim alongside this file. ## What Urbint sells - Urbint for Worker Safety — risk scoring on individual field jobs, tailboard/job briefing workflows, and safety assurance across planning, execution and reporting. - Urbint for Damage Prevention — protecting buried gas, electric and telecom assets from third-party excavation damage. - Urbint Ticket Management System (TMS) — 811 one-call locate ticket intake, GIS and Positive Response integration, automated routing/assignment/clearing, QA/QC audits, damage capture, mobile online/offline field app, and reporting. - Emergency Preparedness & Response / Storm Response — hurricane and storm impact prediction, damage and outage forecasting, and restoration resource planning. (Includes StormImpact, which received NASA Ignite Phase II funding.) - The "Model of the World" — a dynamic model of the natural and built environment in a utility's service territory: weather, topography, environment, essential operations, community and infrastructure layers joined to the customer's own work and asset data. ## API surface Urbint has no public API program. As of 2026-09-02 there is: - No developer portal, no API reference, no getting-started guide. - No OpenAPI, Swagger, GraphQL SDL, AsyncAPI or Postman collection at any probed location on www.urbint.com or customer.support.urbint.com. - No published rate limits, no published plans or pricing, no sandbox, no changelog, no status page, no A2A agent card. - Product-level integration is real but private: Urbint's damage-prevention product integrates with third-party locate companies, one-call centres, GIS and enterprise asset/work-management systems, and its worker-safety product connects to existing safety management and work management tools. Those integrations are delivered by Urbint under customer contract; no contract for them is published. - A "Reporting API" has been mentioned in Urbint customer-summit material, but no public documentation for it exists. ## Public developer surface that does exist - GitHub organization: https://github.com/urbint — 60 public repositories, 59 of them archived forks of open-source Elixir/Haskell/Go/Python libraries from 2015-2023. Only `github-actions-library` has been touched recently (2026-08-21). No product repo. - npm `@urbint/cl` (v1.0.1-3, published 2026-02-10, MIT) — the Urbint Component Library, an enterprise React Native design system with 40+ components for iOS/Android/Web. Ships its own `llms.txt` and a local-stdio MCP server. - npm `@urbint/map-ui` (v0.0.1, published 2026-04-06) — a single unpopulated publish depending on mapbox-gl; effectively a name reservation. ## MCP Urbint ships one MCP server, `urbint-cl`, bundled inside the `@urbint/cl` npm package as `mcp-server/`. It is local-stdio only — there is no hosted endpoint — and it must be compiled from the TypeScript source in the tarball before it will run. It exposes eight tools (`list_components`, `get_component`, `search_components`, `get_design_tokens`, `search_tokens`, `generate_component_code`, `get_form_pattern`, `get_layout_pattern`) and five resource URIs under the `urbint://` scheme. It answers questions about the design system; it does not reach Urbint's products or customer data. ## Security and compliance Urbint states on its platform page that it is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, uses encryption at rest and in transit, runs 24/7 application monitoring and quarterly penetration tests, and maintains a disaster recovery plan. There is no trust centre, no published vulnerability disclosure policy and no first-party security.txt — the security.txt served at customer.support.urbint.com belongs to Atlassian, whose Jira Service Management hosts that portal. ## Corporate - Headquarters: 1270 Ave of the Americas, 7th Fl, New York, NY 10020 (Itron's acquisition announcement described Urbint as Miami, Florida based). - Investors: Energy Impact Partners, Piva Capital, Energize Ventures, Blue Bear Capital, National Grid Partners, Fifth Wall, Salesforce Ventures, S2G. - Acquisitions made: Opvantek (2019), WRM Software, Competers, iRestore. - Acquired by Itron for $325M, announced 2025-10-06 (Itron Form 8-K, 6 October 2025). - The blog has been emptied into Itron's: the /blog index and its RSS feed still answer 200 but carry no posts at all. - The marketing site is mid-migration: https://www.urbint.com/ and the solution, blog-post and careers URLs now 301 to na.itron.com or itron.com, while /company, /platform, /blog, /news, /terms and /privacy-policy still serve from urbint.com. ## Links - Company: https://www.urbint.com/company - Platform: https://www.urbint.com/platform - Blog index (live, but EMPTY — https://www.urbint.com/blog/rss.xml returns 200 with zero entries and the listing renders no post links; individual posts such as /blog/urbint-storm-manager-summit-2025-recap now 301 to na.itron.com/blog): https://www.urbint.com/blog - News: https://www.urbint.com/news - Support (Jira Service Management, login required): https://customer.support.urbint.com/ - GitHub: https://github.com/urbint - Terms: https://www.urbint.com/terms - Privacy: https://www.urbint.com/privacy-policy - Successor product page at Itron: https://na.itron.com/what-we-offer/resiliency-solutions-overview - Urbint Component Library llms.txt (verbatim, provider-authored): llms/urbint-cl-llms.txt