What is Restoration Scope?
Restoration Scope is software for carbon and nature restoration projects. Teams connect field data, maps and operations in one system and share progress with funders.
Get full visibility on your operations,
make better decisions and reduce costs.
Fundraise with credible evidence.
Restoration Scope is software for carbon and nature restoration projects that connects each team's field data, maps and workflows in one system.







Visit websitePonterra needed field data to reach the back office with no extra work. Now it flows straight from the collection app, which cuts costs.

Visit websiteOne Acre Fund needed one clear view of 68,000+ farms in four countries. Now its team sees each project whole and catches errors in real time.

Read the case studyAcción Andina needed one shared record its whole team could work from. Now funders see that same data without anyone preparing a report.

Visit websiteLiving Carbon needed to know which landowners were worth pursuing. Now one ranked map shows its team whose door to knock on first.
See your operations through dashboards, metrics, tables, maps, and the layouts that help you make sense of work.




Import, upload or synchronize in real time.
Learn about our data platformPractical mobile workflows for observations and evidence, including offline. Capture points, polygons, lines and geolocated photos. Your project context syncs automatically when connected.
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Your team’s time is precious. With field data flowing straight into one connected system, nobody transcribes paper sheets or builds reports by hand. And you get to make the best decisions on real-time data from the field.


Every site on the map with its history, so you can ask why one is falling behind or why survival is lower.
See whether teams are hitting their targets while there is still time to change the plan.
Hours spent copying and checking data go back to nurseries, fieldwork and conversations with landowners.
Give funders a clear view of your projects, progress and the work behind the numbers. Share maps, dashboards and field evidence through donor portals and public pages.


Example
Name every field your team records, its type, and how it maps from your spreadsheets.

Survival rate, trees per hectare and other values, worked out from what the team records.

Activity, pace, coverage and emerging issues while the work is still happening.

Surface missing, inconsistent or questionable information early enough to fix it.

Decide who can view, edit or manage each part of your project.

Forms, labels and choices in the language each team works in.

Satellite imagery, forest, land cover, terrain and climate layers, ready to add to your maps.

Run forest cover, canopy height and land structure analyses on each site’s boundary.

Download any table as CSV or copy it straight into a report.
Restoration Scope is software for carbon and nature restoration projects. Teams connect field data, maps and operations in one system and share progress with funders.
Yes. Carbon developers use it for land acquisition, field operations and monitoring. The standard decides what you measure; Restoration Scope holds those records for your verifier. It does not issue or verify credits.
Yes. Excel, Google Sheets, Kobo, shapefiles, Google Drive, drone imagery and field photos come in by import, upload or scheduled sync, so your team keeps the tools it already uses.
Yes. Restoration Scope Field runs on iOS and Android, keeps working without signal and syncs records and photos when you reconnect.
Yes, when you choose. Donor portals and public pages show selected maps, dashboards and field evidence, while internal records stay restricted.
The Organization plan is a monthly platform license plus implementation, quoted after a scoping call. There are no per-user or per-hectare fees, and implementation is scoped around the modules or custom work your project needs.
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Show us the workflow, information gap or operational question that matters most. We will help you work out what solving it would change.