GIS consulting services for enterprise GIS, mobile GIS and spatial analysis.

GIS project support

We help shape the spatial method, clean the inputs and turn the result into something your team can reuse or review.

• GIS mapping services and thematic map production
• Spatial data analysis, cleanup and format conversion
• Geospatial data analysis for assets, sites and boundaries
• Geocoding, boundary and asset-layer review
• Spatial joins, overlays and proximity analysis
• QGIS, ArcGIS and open-source workflow support

Decision analysis

GIS consulting becomes more useful when the output answers a defined operational, investment, planning or risk question.

• Site screening and location comparison
• Accessibility analysis, network and catchment analysis
• Risk, environment and infrastructure overlays
• Portfolio risk screening and priority ranking
• Climate risk assessment and infrastructure risk analysis inputs
• Maps, tables and assumptions for review

Handover

Outputs can be delivered as reports, GIS layers, dashboards, documented methods or a repeatable process your team can run again.

• PDF reports and map books
• Shapefile, GeoJSON, CSV and project files
• WebGIS dashboard and GIS dashboard development requirements
• Methodology notes and source documentation
• Training or review calls for internal teams

GIS consulting methods

GIS consulting work usually combines data cleaning, spatial analysis, cartography, automation, mobile GIS planning and decision framing. The method is selected from the question rather than from the map style.

• Spatial data audit: check coordinate systems, geometry validity, duplicates, missing attributes, scale, source dates and licensing limits.
• Geocoding and address matching: convert addresses, sites or branch lists into coordinates and flag uncertain matches for review.
• Overlay and proximity analysis: intersect assets with hazards, land cover, facilities, boundaries, buffers, routes and environmental constraints.
• Catchment and service-area analysis: model market areas, travel-time zones, facility coverage and access gaps around sites or networks.
• Network and accessibility analysis: evaluate roads, routes, travel time, logistics access, public facilities and service dependencies.
• Suitability and multi-criteria scoring: combine weighted layers such as demand, risk, cost, access and constraints into transparent ranked outputs.
• Mobile GIS and field operations: plan offline forms, GPS capture, inspections, work orders, asset updates and sync-ready field workflows.
• Spatial data engineering: build repeatable pipelines, schemas, conversions, GeoJSON/shapefile outputs and dashboard-ready tables.
• Map design and reporting: produce readable thematic maps, legends, confidence notes and decision-ready summaries instead of decorative visuals.
• WebGIS and dashboard planning: define layers, filters, user roles, update cadence and data handover requirements before building a tool.