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From smaller projects to major infrastructure programmes and estates, reduce repetitive administration, identify constraints earlier and keep environmental requirements connected to delivery.

A city railway station from the air: platforms and tracks fanning out beside a river and a car park, with brick apartment blocks and towers beyond.

Environmental assessment and management, from planning to handover.

A long stone railway viaduct crossing green farmland in low sun, its arches casting shadows across the fields, with a town and hills beyond.

Bring environmental risks, requirements, actions and evidence into one project record. Use environmental datasets and survey information to identify constraints, prepare deliverables and plan the work needed before construction.

For UK rail, ESMapp supports Network Rail’s NR/L2/ENV/015 processes, including:

  • Environmental and Social Appraisals (ESAs)
  • Environmental and Social Management Plans (ESMPs)
  • Climate Adaptation Assessments (CAAs)

Reuse structured information across assessments, plans and reports, and carry it forward between delivery stages.

Manage permits, licences, consents, planning conditions and environmental commitments alongside the activities they affect. Assign responsibilities, track deadlines and connect inspections, incidents and supporting evidence to follow-up actions.

Apply a proportionate approach to individual projects or establish consistent workflows across larger programmes, with outputs configured around client and sector requirements.

A project record in ESMapp for a drainage renewal scheme, showing team, project manager, client organisation, PACE stage, programme dates and scope alongside a red-line boundary drawn on satellite imagery, above a table of permits, licences and consents.
Scope, boundary, permits, consents and evidence on one record.

Manage biodiversity across projects and estates.

A boardwalk running out across a wetland, with open water and reed on either side.

Link habitat maps, ecological surveys and biodiversity commitments with the people responsible for delivering them.

Maintain live Habitat Management and Monitoring Plans, each habitat sits with its baseline and target condition, management interventions, monitoring requirements and evidence. Record change over time and retain continuity between construction and long-term land management.

For asset owners delivering biodiversity net gain, ESMapp keeps a single record of habitats and biodiversity units across the estate. See each project’s deficit, forecast gains and on-site provision alongside units bought off site. Track which units are available, reserved or allocated, with the agreements and management obligations attached to them.

With the full picture in one place, teams can plan across the estate and see where surplus gains could meet the needs of other projects, within the relevant rules and agreements.

The Habitats interventions table: hedgerow and woodland management tasks against each habitat parcel, each with its task code, timing window and site-specific action.
Interventions. Every task carries its code, its timing window and the specific action on that parcel.
A heron standing in a reedbed at the edge of open water.

Explore environmental constraints before works even start.

A water treatment works seen from directly above: circular settlement tanks set in mown grass, with a belt of trees between the works and a river.

Search a location or draw an area of interest to see the environmental information relevant to it.

ESMapp Atlas brings together over 200 map layers covering habitats, designated sites, water, flood risk, heritage and other environmental elements, alongside your own spatial data.

Use it for early planning, options appraisal, asset reviews and site visit preparation. Identify potential constraints and where further investigation may be needed.

The Atlas map viewer over Peterborough: a Layers panel with Network Rail, designated sites and flood risk groups, five of eleven layers switched on, and Sites of Special Scientific Interest set to 70% opacity. The map shows a rail line and Engineer’s Line References, with two designated sites shaded green.
Layers. Network Rail, designated site and flood risk data on one map, each layer switched on and shaded as needed.

Coming soon Environmental information and data capture in the field.

A railway line seen from track level, running between wooded embankments towards a low sun.

Give site teams access to relevant risks, controls and documents, with a straightforward way to record what they find.

Complete inspections, flag issues, add newly identified risks and capture photographs tagged with location information. Ecologists can map habitats and record survey observations directly in the field.

Records remain connected to the relevant project, location or habitat, supporting review, action and reporting through the wider platform.

See ESMapp in practice.

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

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