Academics, researchers, and other initiatives can use it for managing and visualising climate or urban sustainability data. Public authorities, particularly in planning or climate action roles, can leverage it for data-driven policymaking. Citizen scientists and environmental NGOs can contribute data and monitor environmental trends, while urban planners can utilise spatial data for development strategies. The open-source nature allows technical users to replicate the platform, and authorised third-party access to the API is available.

Designed for adaptation and scalability, the SIP is ideal for partners seeking a low-cost, flexible platform for environmental monitoring, smart city planning, or climate adaptation. A business plan is in development to support commercial uptake, with core functions remaining operational post-project.

A business plan is in development to support commercial uptake, and the SIP has the potential to be scalable into other projects and ititaitives.

The SIP offers a powerful, open-source, and customisable solution for integrated climate resilience data management, meaning it can be adapted to various contexts.

The use of the SIP has shown to be a valuable resource for climate resilience data management across the SCORE Coastal City Living Labs, and can be adapted to different contexts to provide value to stakeholders, the environment and society.