Your knowledge, data and tools
Connect the documents, catalogues, files, APIs and professional software the team chooses.
← Applied work
AI chat for your organisation
Give your team one place to work with its spatial knowledge.
We build an AI chat around your organisation's documents, spatial data and tools. Your team can ask a question, follow the sources and open the resulting map or file.
Invited demonstration. Request access before opening the workspace.
Made forTeams that need a simple way to use their internal knowledge, spatial data, maps and specialist tools together.
Demonstrated workflowSentinel-2 imagery → vegetation index → source-linked map
Latest operator check13 September 2026
A real spatial result
The result should be clear on the map.
The Helsinki example uses a real Sentinel-2 observation from 27 June 2024. The colour scale shows lower NDVI values in red and higher values in green.
- Input
- Place, date range and Sentinel-2 source
- Compute
- Isolated raster workflow with bounded output
- Output
- Cloud Optimised GeoTIFF, metadata and colour-rendered map
The workflow
Follow the work.
- 01
Choose what to connect
Select the documents, catalogues, spatial data, APIs and specialist software the chat may use.
- 02
Ask a spatial question
Use a familiar conversation while the system keeps the place, date and source with the task.
- 03
Open the work
Follow the source record and examine the actual map, raster, vector output or interactive artefact returned by the connected tools.
What Axis Spatial adds
Connect the interface to the work your team needs to do.
Built from the open-source LibreChat interface and specialised by Axis Spatial for spatial work. We design the connections, execution, saved work and checks to preserve the meaning of the spatial data throughout the workflow.
Organisation AI chatAI chat for spatial organisationsKnowledge · spatial data · tools · maps
Keep the work tied to the real placeKnow what the data and map actually represent
We carry the place, date, source and coordinate system through the workflow and check what each output represents.
Keep connectedThe right place, time and sourceThe right data, software and computeMaps and files that remain usableChecks people can inspect
Controlled execution
Run spatial code and tools in an isolated environment with agreed limits.
Work that can be resumed
Save sessions, files and checkpoints so people can inspect the work and continue it later.
Checks throughout the workflow
Check inputs, actions and outputs against the agreed requirements. Keep the sources and results available for review.
Observed in this demonstrationSpatial tool connection, isolated raster processing, stored output, source record and rendered map.
Built for the organisationWe set up the access, connections, compute, saved work and review process around the team and the job.
Observed · 13 September 2026
What we can show. What needs review.
Owner login, a real STAC tool result, source opening and rendered-map opening worked through the stock LibreChat interface.
Review the interpretation
The initial answer misexplained the spectral behaviour of water and overstated the area’s width. A follow-up corrected the explanation without recomputing the spatial result. We agree the checks and review points with the team and build them into the work.
Understand the scope
This was an operator check of the hosted demonstration. It does not establish continuous uptime, production readiness or completion of the wider acceptance programme.
Access the demonstration
The hosted demonstration requires an invitation and an account. Request access if you have not already been invited.
For your organisation
Tell us about the spatial work.
Tell us which knowledge, data, software and working practices your team needs to bring together.