Manage your geospatial data and road register in one place.

InfraBIDShare combines open sources such as NWB, BGT, BAG and the built-up area register with your own management layers. You monitor sources, check quality, build the statutory road register and deliver everything through the API, embeds and OGC services. Analysis, Python and QGIS processing and an assistant that thinks along are part of it.

From project area to delivery

Choose a project area, let the suite find and assess the relevant sources, and deliver the result to the viewer, QGIS and your own API integration.

1
Choose a project area
Draw an area or pick a municipal boundary. Everything after that is calculated within that boundary.
2
Find and assess sources
The suite retrieves the available sources, tests the connection and shows currency, licence and quality.
3
Deliver
The result goes to the map viewer, to QGIS through WFS or WMTS and to your own application through the REST API.

What the suite does

From retrieving a source to delivering it to your consumers: register, monitor, enrich, check, adopt and publish.

Dataset register

All geospatial datasets together, with metadata, quality status, sensitivity and the agreements on AI use per source.

Source monitoring

Scheduled checks on WFS, WMS and REST endpoints. You see response times, outages and rate limits, and get a message when a source fails.

Statutory road register

Build the register from NWB, BGT, BAG and built-up area data, with source and confidence per field. Whatever a source cannot confirm becomes a decision in your work list. Formal adoption stays a human decision.

Map, analysis and processing

Select on the map with a polygon or buffer, run QGIS and Python processing on the server and export to GeoJSON, GeoPackage, shapefile or KMZ.

API and embeds

Connect your own site or application through the REST API, embed the gallery or map viewer with a token, or use vector tiles, WFS and WMTS.

Assistant and agents

Ask questions about your own data in plain language and let agents prepare the routine work. They make proposals, you decide, and usage is counted in credits.

For consumers and integrations

Portals and applications, for example a Django portal, retrieve datasets, map layers and search results through the documented REST API with an API token, or embed the gallery and map viewer directly. OGC services (WFS and WMTS) and vector tiles let you use the same data in QGIS or ArcGIS. The public glossary records the geospatial terminology in use. The service status page shows whether sources and services are operating normally.

Try it yourself

Request a sandbox, book a guided demo or start with your own pilot area.