Smarter Projects. Driving Delivery. Protecting Nature.

The connected platform for environmental management across infrastructure.

ESMapp brings environmental requirements, project information and biodiversity data together, helping teams save time, reduce costs and manage project and programme risk.

Better information. More efficient delivery.

Environmental information is often spread across reports, spreadsheets, maps and different organisations. Finding it, interpreting it and keeping it up to date takes time.

ESMapp connects that information.

Specialists can manage the detail, while project managers, planners and site teams can understand what affects their work. Less duplication and earlier visibility of constraints help reduce avoidable delays, rework and cost.

  1. Assessments inform Management plans
  2. Requirements become Accountable actions
  3. Site records provide Evidence of delivery
A canal running straight through a green Highland valley beside a winding river, with fields, woodland and mountains under a cloudy sky.

Connect your data and your delivery partners.

Bring drone imagery, asset plans, surveys and other spatial data into ESMapp to view them alongside environmental constraints and planned works.

Share agreed information between asset owners, designers, contractors, ecologists and specialist suppliers. Establish consistent data requirements across the supply chain while allowing each organisation to manage its own responsibilities and access.

Information stays connected to the project or asset as teams change and contracts finish, preserving the decisions, commitments and evidence needed for future works and long-term management.

The Habitats habitat inventory: hedgerow, woodland and bare-ground parcels drawn as polygons over aerial imagery of a rail corridor, listed beside the map with their reference codes.
Habitat parcels drawn over aerial imagery of a rail corridor.
Railway viaducts curving between city buildings seen from above, with a train on the tracks.

Built for

  • Conservation and community groups

    Access shared information about local works and contribute ecological knowledge through agreed permissions, helping everyone make better-informed decisions.

  • Environment and sustainability teams

    Reduce repetitive assessment and reporting work while maintaining control of risks, obligations, actions and evidence.

  • Infrastructure owners and asset managers

    Establish consistent processes across programmes, review delivery and retain environmental knowledge across your assets and estates.

  • Project teams, designers and planners

    Understand constraints earlier, access relevant information and plan around environmental requirements.

  • Contractors and supply chains

    Coordinate responsibilities, manage contributions from suppliers and provide consistent records to clients.

  • Local authorities

    Gain visibility of infrastructure works in your area and showcase local biodiversity schemes to project teams through controlled information sharing.

  • Ecologists and land managers

    Connect surveys, habitat management, biodiversity commitments and monitoring in a shared spatial record.

A project record in ESMapp Projects for a drainage renewal at Peterborough: project identification, management, contacts and programme details beside a map of the red-line boundary along the railway, and a set of project activities such as site compound, access point and drainage renewal.
ESMapp Habitats reference templates: site environmental management briefings and protected species briefings for badgers, bats, great crested newts, nesting birds, otters and reptiles.
ESMapp Habitats habitat inventory: a list of habitat parcels beside an aerial map with the parcels drawn along a railway corridor and a search box for route, region or place.

Configured around your organisation.

Standards, forms, assessments, terminology, permissions and deliverables can be configured around your standards and processes.

The ESMapp Projects risk map for a drainage renewal at Peterborough: the project's buffer shaded on the map around the railway, beside an Identified risks panel where 5 of 16 risk types fall inside the buffer and each is marked applicable or not applicable, grouped under ecology and designated sites, flood risk, landscape and heritage, and pollution and constraints. The ESMapp Projects Identified risks panel: 5 of 16 risk types fall inside the project buffer, and each is marked applicable or not applicable, such as Ramsar, SSSI and GCN Habitat marked applicable under ecology and designated sites.
  • ESMapp supports environmental management across rail, water, energy, highways and wider infrastructure.

  • Use the level of detail appropriate to a smaller project or apply a consistent approach across multiple work packages, contractors and programmes.

  • This flexibility also supports our expansion into European markets, with local datasets, languages and regulatory requirements informing implementation.

What our customers say

“Using ESMapp Projects and Habitats has added real value to our teams, bringing environmental risks, survey information, permits, licences, consents and habitat data together in one accessible platform. Automating data gathering, environmental screening and reporting offers the potential to reduce time spent on these tasks by approximately 89%, freeing our specialists to focus on managing risks and supporting delivery.”

Ian Ansell Senior Environmental & Sustainability Manager, BAM Nuttall Ltd

See ESMapp in practice.

Find out how ESMapp can help your organisation save time, reduce costs and manage environmental risk across projects and estates.