Municipalities and smart-city operators to deploy the platform in new cities and provide feedback on KPIs, dashboards and workflows. Data/integration partners to connect sensors, models, GIS and city data hubs, and support secure interoperability. Partners for participatory planning (citizen engagement, storytelling use) and validation of NBS impact indicators. Public/private funding or investors to scale SaaS operations, improve UX, and expand scenario/automation features.

TRL 7: web-based platform integrated and validated in relevant city contexts, with real-time/historical data integration and 2D/3D visual analytics. Next steps: scale SaaS deployment, strengthen interoperability (city data hubs, GIS, sensors), expand scenario/automation features and refine UX for procurement-grade use. We seek public/private funding or investors for scaling and roll-out.

Yes. It is a software platform that scales through SaaS licensing and repeatable deployments. New cities can be onboarded by configuring data connectors, indicators and dashboards without redesigning the core system. A modular architecture (dashboards, indicators, scenario tools, edge option) supports expansion, while a freemium layer can drive adoption and funnel premium municipal subscriptions.

Yes. The platform creates sustainable value by helping cities monitor and optimise NBS that improve climate resilience, environmental quality, and health/well-being, while enabling transparent communication to stakeholders and citizens. Value is delivered through configurable deployments (dashboards, indicators, scenario tools) and integration with existing smart-city and GIS infrastructures, building long-term operational capacity. Economic value is captured via a mixed model: SaaS licensing (annual/monthly/on-demand), direct municipal licensing, and smart-city integration services, complemented by a public freemium layer that supports dissemination and demand generation. By supporting better-targeted investments and measurable outcomes, the model can maintain quality while scaling across cities and contributing to environmental and social benefits beyond the provider.