Field is where it starts

Capturing good data on site is only worth something if it turns into a report without being handled three more times. That is what the other two pieces are for, and they read the same records in the same tenant.

Three pieces, one set of records

Capturing good data on site is only worth something if it turns into a report without being handled three more times. All three read and write the same records in the same Microsoft 365 tenant, so nothing is exported between them and nothing drifts out of date.

On site, in beta

TIMBR Field

The phone in your pocket at the tree. Structured assessments, photos tagged with GPS, AS 4970:2025 reference figures worked out as you type, and a queue that does not care whether you have signal.

iOS and Android, on the phone you already carry
Full capture with no reception at all
Syncs into your own SharePoint when back in range

What Field does

TIMBR Field tree assessment screen showing structured fields for health, structure and retention value

On the desk

TIMBR Hub

The office side. Connect your Microsoft 365 tenant once, then manage projects and consultants, schedule site visits, see which reports are ready to go out, and work with captured trees on a map.

Project and client management across the practice
Scheduling and assignment for site visits
Trees on an interactive map with assessment detail
Deployment and tenant setup in one place

TIMBR Hub desktop console showing business overview, project progress and system readiness

TIMBR Hub project workspace showing captured trees on a map with assessment details and AS 4970:2025 reference figures — From the phone to the plan. Trees captured in the field, on the map back at the office, same records, same tenant, nothing typed twice.

On the plan

TIMBR QGIS plugin

The spatial end of the job. Bring in the development plans, work with your captured trees against the proposal, and generate the Arboricultural Impact Assessment from the same data you collected on site.

Import development plans and work with trees spatially
AS 4970:2025 driven impact assessment reporting
Reads the same SharePoint records Field wrote
Runs inside QGIS, which is free and which many consultancies already use

If your drafting still happens in a CAD package you are happy with, keep using it. Because records live as SharePoint lists you can open them in Excel whenever you like, so standard exports suit anyone still working that way.

Field first, then the rest

The beta starts with TIMBR Field. Hub and the QGIS plugin come with the platform as they are ready.

Apply for beta access Where the data lives

Private beta, capped at ten consultancies, five places left. Or call 0400 777 395.