ESS assists clients to design their own dashboards, each of which may be customised to combine selected key metrics, data visualisations (charts, graphs, maps etc.), and navigation controls in one centralised location. 

Customised information management systems and databases for recording, storing, organising, mapping and presenting a broad range of cultural heritage information and traditional knowledge.

Monitoring programs that are tailored to each group's capacity, which can identify and communicate cultural and environmental change, particularly in response to land management operations and industrial development.

Information management systems designed to ensure that projects and work can be scheduled, assigned to staff, completed, recorded, and acquitted/reported on accurately and easily.

Monitoring, evaluation, reporting and improvement (MERI) systems that enable groups to identify the condition of their cultural and ecological values, understand the impact of their work on these values, communicate these outcomes to stakeholders (including traditional owners), and to adapt their operations in light of what they have learned.

Systems designed especially for research projects, with the capacity to manage larger projects involving the collection of sensitive data by multiple researchers across multiple field sites.

Tools, methodologies and skills for recording cultural, ecological and operational information while in the field.

Customised business management tools to easily record, track and report on the financial aspects of any organisation or project.

Mapping, storage, protection and customisable presentation of cultural information, such as sites, clan estates, traditional owner regions, dreamings, priority sites for management (among others).

Permit and visitor management systems to monitor visitors to country, promote visitor engagement options, receive feedback from visitors, enhance the visibility of ranger work, and provide important visitor data for local tourism businesses.

Systems and methods that connect local knowledge and priorities (such as those in seasonal calendars) to management implications, ensuring that these direct work plans and on-ground action.

Tools, systems and methods to ensure that traditional knowledge is recorded, managed, and governed in a way that protects Indigenous interests and cultural values, while benefitting traditional owners and knowledge holders. 

Sophisticated tools for assessing and displaying the impact of proposed developments on natural and cultural heritage assets and values.

ESS assists clients to manage all aspects of OH&S using a single online database. This enables clients to define roles and responsibilities of key staff members, identify and manage hazard information, generate hazard risk assessments and safety checklists for each job/activity, and facilitate incident management, reporting and response planning.

Assisting emerging businesses to develop and implement the processes and protocols that are needed so ensure good sustainable practice.

Managing all kinds of asset, the varied information to describe them and their uses/workflows.