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Each feature in PlaceMaker has been developed based on the team's previous experience as planners, as well as the requirements of the local authorities we work with.
By creating scalable solutions across all PlaceMaker councils, we can make sure we're moving the planning system forward as a whole. We work exclusively with the public sector and are committed to empowering the people who shape the places around us.
Find sites from across your local authority. Our Site Assessment tool lets you combine your data sets with public data to find sites and automatically assess development scenarios. You no longer need to be a GIS expert to get to grips with geospatial data. Our Site Assessment tool makes it simple.
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Our drag-and-drop Document Builder comes with interactive audience question blocks. And, our analysis tool lets you visualise trends in audience responses.
So, it's easy to create interactive consultation documents and understand the views of stakeholders.
Our Rep Manager allows you to collect reps from sources like emails, interactive question responses, PDFs, wherever. You can split reps by topic and sentiment and combine templated responses to save time. Plus our long-form text analysis tool lets you see trends across representations and develop your plan based on them.
Learn moreMigrating your data
Build your site assessment catalogue with our national datasets or upload your own planning layers.
Learning to use the platform
We'll show you how to use our app during set up. You'll also be able to ask questions about the platform, and see answers to other users' questions by clicking on our feedback button.
Ad hoc support if you get stuck
With dedicated account managers for each of our clients, our team of Planners, Data Scientists and Developers should be able to answer any questions that you have. Just write a message or a call. Urgent issues are worked on on the same day.
With a population passing 300,000 in the 2021 census, Newcastle City Council aims to deliver 19,000 new homes by 2030 to serve its growing city.
As cities across the UK grapple with the ever-increasing need for housing and limited land availability, Newcastle are leading the way in digital local plan making by exploring a more efficient and data-driven approach for their Land Availability Assessment with PlaceMaker.
Read more about how they are leading the way in standardising capacity analysis using open source data, automation and collaboration.
Watch again as Planner editor Simon Wicks leads a discussion of the influence that digital technology is having on the local authority plan-making process, from site identification and analysis to infrastructure needs assessment to community engagement.
Birmingham City Council has awarded a contract to a property technology firm to use artificial intelligence (AI) to help it find more land for homes following an uplift in the authority's housing need levels and a shortfall of available land.
Our demos are delivered by planners (not sales people) they’re no obligation and it can take as little as 30 minutes
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