Bring your own spreadsheets and GIS exports. Choose the browser workspace, a portable app or an internal SharePoint page. Your records are processed on your device.
Best for: immediate access when your organisation permits locally processed files in externally supplied software. Internet is needed to open it; website updates can change its code.
Opens in a desktop browser. Imported records stay in the working session until you clear, reload or close it. Files you export remain on your computer.
Version & integrity
▦FOR YOUR INTERNAL SITE
FOR YOUR SHAREPOINT ADMIN
SharePoint edition
A packaged SharePoint web part that brings the same workbench into an internal page. An administrator installs it once.
Requires your organisation’s App Catalogue deployment. Tenant installation and policies must be tested internally. This release uses manual imports, with no automatic library synchronisation.
Version & integrity
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Starts empty, ready for real evidence. All three provide blank templates. No corporate records, synthetic demo observations or credentials are included. These are focused internal-data workbenches; the public Atlas and Studio remain separate.
FIND THE RIGHT FIT
Convenience, control and what you need.
Local processing is common to all three. Where the software comes from and who controls its updates are the main differences.
01 / BROWSER
Start without installing
Advantages
One link, immediate access, and the current website version when you open it. No administrator installation.
Trade-offs
Trusts code delivered by our public hosting. You do not control when we release a new version. No shared saved session or automatic refresh of your files.
Requirements
A current desktop browser, internet to open the page, file selection permitted by your device, and organisational permission to process these records with externally supplied software.
Best fit
Convenient evaluation or individual analysis where the hosted-code model is acceptable.
02 / PORTABLE
Keep a fixed copy
Advantages
A self-contained HTML app you can retain, inspect and use without loading our website again. Local analysis and GIS overlays work without a basemap connection.
Trade-offs
You download and replace the app manually for fixes. Local files and exported results rely on your device controls; SharePoint permissions do not follow downloaded copies.
Requirements
Permission to download and extract the ZIP, a supported desktop browser that allows local HTML, and authorised CSV/XLSX/GeoJSON exports.
Best fit
A controlled evaluation version, local work, or a team that wants to review a specific release.
03 / SHAREPOINT
Manage it internally
Advantages
IT reviews and deploys a specific package. SharePoint controls access to the page and your administrator controls app updates.
Trade-offs
Requires administrator setup and tenant testing. Each user still imports files manually; this release does not synchronise a library or share analysis sessions.
Requirements
Commercial SharePoint Online, an App Catalogue administrator, permission to deploy the supplied SPFx web part, and acceptance testing against tenant/browser policies.
Best fit
An internally managed team page with a reviewed version and existing tenant access controls.
All options require permission to use the source records. None bypasses organisational data rules. Map streaming and optional voice need connectivity; both start off.
A SIMPLE FIRST SESSION
From file to a useful conversation.
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Open your edition
Open the browser workspace, extract the portable app, or open the installed SharePoint web part. Read the data-handling explanation before selecting files.
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Bring a small export
Choose an authorised CSV or Excel file. Start with one asset register, incident extract or metric table. The included templates show the expected fields.
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Check the fit
Select the worksheet, match your columns and review validation messages before accepting records. Missing values stay missing.
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Follow the evidence
Explore summaries, linked records and GIS overlays. Read the basis of each investigation prompt, then export your findings locally.
HOW WE HANDLE DATA SAFETY
The software travels. Your records stay in the workspace.
Choosing a local file lets the workbench read it on your device. The app does not upload the file to our server or send it to an AI service.
SOFTWARE DELIVERYWebsite, local file or SharePointSupplies the application code
Load software→
ON YOUR DEVICEBrowser workspaceRead → validate → analyse → clear
You choose a file←
YOUR EVIDENCECSV · Excel · GISNo automatic file access
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Local processing
Selected rows, GIS geometry and calculations stay in the workbench’s memory. There is no record-upload endpoint, remote AI analysis or automatic saving of imported records to browser storage.
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Isolated browser workspace
The hosted workspace uses a sandboxed frame without a data bridge to the surrounding page. Its content security policy allows bundled scripts and blocks analytics scripts. It permits only the optional map service for network resources.
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Optional external services
OpenFreeMap receives your IP and requested map tiles, which reveal the viewed area. Voice may send fixed tutorial text to your browser’s speech provider. Imported rows and attributes are never included in either feature’s requests. Both start off.
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Public website visits
Our hosting and Cloudflare can process normal request metadata, including IP address and requested page or download. Ordinary public pages may run analytics. Blocking workspace analytics does not make the initial website visit anonymous.
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Clearing and exports
Clear session, reload or close to discard the working session. The app does not change the source file. Explicit exports stay on your device; clearing the app does not delete those files or securely erase device memory.
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Trust and control
Our website supplies executable code and future releases can change it. Isolation is a safeguard within the current implementation, not protection against every future code change. Your team controls approval, device security, access and exported files.
Yes. Open the empty workspace, use its guide and inspect the templates and data dictionary. Real analysis becomes available when your team imports authorised records. None of the three options needs corporate files sent to Brock or uploaded to this site.
Is this the entire public website in one file?
This is a focused internal-data workbench with its own summaries, insights and GIS view. The public dashboard, 3D Atlas and Studio remain available separately. Public benchmarks are not automatically assigned to your individual assets.
Can we overlay our own GIS?
Yes, using a GeoJSON export in WGS84 longitude/latitude (EPSG:4326). Keep asset IDs in the feature properties to link geometry with imported asset records. Export or convert other GIS formats using your organisation’s tools first.
How do we update the numbers?
Import a replacement file and review it before replacing the active table. The workbench recalculates from the accepted records. Automatic reads from a SharePoint library or live corporate GIS service are not part of this first edition.
Does this use AI on our records?
No generative-AI service is called. Calculations and evidence-based investigation prompts run as ordinary browser code. The same input produces the same result; prompts show their basis and limitations.
What has been verified?
The downloadable packages passed build, calculation, archive and independent checks. Hosted workspace launch, controls and the optional basemap were checked in Chrome. End-to-end hosted file imports, portable file opening and SharePoint tenant installation still need manual acceptance testing; the automated browser file picker was unavailable. These checks do not establish that your organisation approves the tool or that your own operational exports reconcile correctly.