Deeper insights.
Balanced outcomes.
Better places.

Participants can highlight a suggestion for a street, building or public space by dropping a pin on a map (using GPS if they're on location) and uploading a photo. Pins are colour-coded to reveal community feelings about a place. Clickable map boundaries signpost to project information and other opportunities to participate.

A masterplan can be overlaid on an interactive map for participants to drop a pin and comment on specific design elements. The map legend colour-codes land uses and design features, allowing participants to zoom in and comment on proposals. Users can toggle between layers showing different plan options or parameters.

Interactive maps can be used to add a spatial dimension to project plans and initiatives. Participants can select an area from the map legend or click a map focus area to zoom in, find out more about what is proposed and have their say by completing a pop-up survey or live poll relating to that location.

Visual polls, surveys and questionnaires help participants influence design principles and project outcomes from an early stage, revealing outcomes in real-time. As plans are formulated, plans and CGIs are presented alongside questions to comment on in-turn.

Project information and proposals are outlined in a bespoke, lay person-friendly, thematic, smartphone-compatible and visually-appealing format. Images open in a 'lightbox' when clicked, for participants to appreciate every detail of your carefully crafted CGIs and plans on any device.

Participants can view, pan and zoom presentation slides, document pages or display panels on any device. The slide gallery creates a familiar environment for visitors to take in information about your project where the aim is to present in a more traditional format.

Our dashboard-based content manager makes it easy for project teams to independently keep participants and stakeholders up to date on project progress with regular news updates, as well as provide details of future events, such as drop-in sessions, virtual meetings or opportunities to get involved.

The timeline sets out key milestones, such as the programme of events, the planning submission or practical completion dates, and sets the engagement process within its wider context. It updates automatically, highlighting the current phase of activity or opportunity to get involved.

The engagement management dashboard reports feedback, sentiments and insight in real-time. It uses a range of metrics, including council, ward, postcode area, LSOA, MSOA, parish, constituency and demographics, to provide deep insights into participant sentiments, location and opinions.

The dashboard reports when, where, how and how often people visit the front-end of your digital platform. Hits are reported by location, time, device type and referral website, helping you monitor chat about your project elsewhere on the web, including social media platforms, blogs, campaign websites and search engines.

The powerful, purpose-built CRM logs, tracks and captures stakeholder correspondence, reporting running metrics by type, category, sentiment, discipline, tags and response status. Forward correspondence to your project email address to automatically log it in the system.