Our Data Solutions.

Measure what matters.

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Data for the sake of data is of little use. We shape our approach around the needs of each project — selecting the right tools, metrics, and methods to measure what matters, and translating it into actionable insight.

Our Tools.

From numbers to insights.

We use a suite of proven methods — digital, observational, and spatial — applied individually or in combination depending on the needs of each project. This flexible approach ensures the right level of evidence, at the right scale, to generate meaningful insight.

AUTOMATIC COUNT DATA

Continuous, sensor-based monitoring capturing pedestrian and active mobility volumes, flows, patterns, and change over time. Delivered through a cloud platform with interactive dashboards, maps, and reporting.

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SPATIAL & PERFORMANCE MAPPING

Desktop and site-based analysis of land use and public space, quantifying private property, streets, parking, footpaths, cycleways, and open space to understand how urban structure supports or constrains activity.

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OBSERVATIONAL COUNT DATA

On-the-ground studies measuring movement, activity, dwell, and user demographics, providing deeper insight into behaviour, experience, and place performance.

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Our scope.

Better decisions, better returns.

From the scale of a city to the scale of a seat, our work supports the people and organisations responsible for shaping, managing, and investing in urban centres.

Wherever people interact with place, we reveal what’s really happening and what to do next.


Our track record.

What our clients are saying.

What next?

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