Define the site boundary
Search for the location, then draw, adjust or upload the land boundary. The stored geometry becomes the spatial reference for the instruction.
You define the site. We keep that boundary with the project.
How it works
Clear steps. Confident decisions.
From boundary to report, the workflow keeps the site, evidence and professional interpretation connected. Automated screening speeds up the process; consultant judgement remains central to the professional report.
Our workflow
Five connected stages from site definition to issue.
Each stage builds on the last so the final conclusion can be traced back to the site and the evidence reviewed.
Review historical change
Historical mapping is reviewed to understand previous land use, material change and features that may still matter to the modern site.
History is interpreted in relation to the boundary.
Screen environmental context
Relevant environmental datasets and site-setting evidence are brought together to identify constraints, sensitivities and potential linkages.
Different evidence layers are considered together.
Apply consultant judgement
A reviewer considers what the evidence means for the project, identifies material limitations and decides what recommendations are proportionate.
Professional judgement is not delegated to automation.
Approve and issue the report
The professional report is quality checked, versioned and issued through the controlled workflow with the site and review history retained.
Clear, traceable and ready for project records.Free screening vs professional report
Start with an instant indication. Go deeper when the decision needs it.
Free site screening
Fast preliminary insight
Designed to surface useful mapped and historical indicators before purchase.
- Boundary-led screening
- High-level environmental indicators
- Historical context where available
- Helps identify the appropriate next step
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Professional report
Project-specific expert interpretation
A defined consultancy scope with evidence review, technical judgement and controlled issue.
- Detailed evidence review
- Environmental setting assessment
- Conceptual site model where relevant
- Consultant conclusions and recommendations
- Professional PDF report
Evidence we review
Multiple sources. One site-specific interpretation.
The exact evidence depends on the product and site. The workflow is designed to bring the relevant material into one coherent technical review rather than presenting disconnected searches.
Historical mapping
Dated mapping helps identify former land uses and changes that may have environmental significance.
Water and flood context
Relevant water environment and flood information can be reviewed in relation to the site and surrounding setting.
Ground and stability
Geological and stability context can help explain possible pathways, made ground or development constraints.
Environmental constraints
Relevant records are considered spatially so distance, adjacency and the nature of the potential constraint can be understood.
Timing & deliveryA defined process, not a black box.
Each report product carries its own standard turnaround. If site complexity changes the scope, that is reviewed before additional work is authorised.
Questions & supportSpeak to the team when the brief is unclear.
Send us the site, planning condition or project context if you are unsure which assessment is appropriate.
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Quality assuranceProfessional review before issue.
The platform supports evidence gathering and workflow control. Professional conclusions remain subject to human technical review.
Ready to understand your site?
Start with the free screening in seconds, or choose a professional report for project-specific interpretation.