We design the database behind your maps and the web portal in front of it. Your layers live in one managed store, and staff, partners or the public see exactly what they are allowed to see.
Imagery: Sentinel-2 cloudless 2023 by EOX IT Services, modified Copernicus Sentinel data (CC BY 4.0). Terrain: SRTM via AWS Terrain Tiles. Roads and buildings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
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multi-hazard risk assessments, including AI driven risk modeling for Astore
30+
projects delivered across climate, GIS, AI and ESG
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ISO certifications for quality, security and environment
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We build the full stack or the part you are missing: a clean database, a portal for your users, or services that feed maps into other systems.
PostGIS or enterprise geodatabases with a schema built around your workflows, not a pile of loose files.
Shapefiles, spreadsheets, CAD and field data brought into one store, cleaned, deduplicated and linked to your records.
Browser based map portals where staff search, view and edit layers without installing desktop GIS.
Map dashboards that combine layers, charts and indicators, like the hazard and risk views we built for Astore.
Standard web map and feature services so your apps, partners and desktop GIS read from the same data.
Role based access, audit trails and hosting choices that fit your data policy, under our ISO/IEC 27001 system.
A spatial database earns its keep when many people need the same, current data. These are the settings where that happens most.
A single portal for hazard, vulnerability and risk layers, so departments can plan from the same picture, as in Astore.
Live hazard layers and alert zones in one place, giving responders a shared map during an emergency.
Network and asset registers held in a database that field crews update and managers query from the office.
Sites, activities and indicators held in one database, so field staff and donor reports draw on the same numbers.
Systems fail when they are built before anyone asks who will use them. We start with users and data, then build in short, testable releases.
We list who needs what, which data exists and the rules on who may see it.
User and data inventory
Tables, relationships, domains and coordinate systems designed and agreed before any data moves.
Approved data model
Existing files are loaded, cleaned and validated against the schema, with a log of every fix.
Populated, clean database
Maps, dashboards, services and user roles set up and tested with your own staff.
Tested portal and services
We go live on your cloud or servers, train admins and stay on for fixes.
Live system, admin training
We choose the data source and the software to fit the job, then deliver in formats your team can open.
Tell us who needs the data, what you hold today and where it must be hosted. We will propose a design and a quote.
