
Geospatial Intelligence API
Property-level flood risk metrics for every UK address, in a single API built for lending, insurance, and PropTech.
Built on Definitive UK address data
Properties scored
0M+
Projection horizon
0
Meet PRA SS5/25 and SS1/23 requirements with data that maps to every obligation, so you can close your June 2026 compliance gap without a custom build.

Risk assessed per UPRN across ~40M properties, not by postcode or flood zone, so every SS5/25 submission reflects actual property exposure.
Every response includes a 1–10 confidence score so you can quantify model uncertainty at each location and meet SS5/25 data quality disclosure requirements.
Rivers and sea, surface water, and coastal risk modelled independently in a single response, satisfying the requirement for multiple flood source assessment.
Pre-built severe-but-plausible stress sets ready for ICAAP submissions and regulatory disclosure without needing a separate data source or custom build.
2050 and 2080 scenarios under RCP 4.5 and 8.5 with depth and frequency data so you can demonstrate long-term climate risk assessment to regulators.
Every data layer attributed to its government source (Environment Agency, SEPA, and Natural Resources Wales) with full documentation for audit purposes.
Depth bands, velocity, and hazard scores returned per flood source and per property, going well beyond the binary zone codes SS5/25 considers insufficient.
Complete methodology documentation, auditable data pipeline, and zero black-box components to satisfy SS1/23 model risk management requirements.
Risk assessed per UPRN across ~40M properties, not by postcode or flood zone, so every SS5/25 submission reflects actual property exposure.
Rivers and sea, surface water, and coastal risk modelled independently in a single response, satisfying the requirement for multiple flood source assessment.
2050 and 2080 scenarios under RCP 4.5 and 8.5 with depth and frequency data so you can demonstrate long-term climate risk assessment to regulators.
Depth bands, velocity, and hazard scores returned per flood source and per property, going well beyond the binary zone codes SS5/25 considers insufficient.
Every response includes a 1–10 confidence score so you can quantify model uncertainty at each location and meet SS5/25 data quality disclosure requirements.
Pre-built severe-but-plausible stress sets ready for ICAAP submissions and regulatory disclosure without needing a separate data source or custom build.
Every data layer attributed to its government source (Environment Agency, SEPA, and Natural Resources Wales) with full documentation for audit purposes.
Complete methodology documentation, auditable data pipeline, and zero black-box components to satisfy SS1/23 model risk management requirements.
Property-level flood exposure with metrics you can plug straight into lending, insurance, or location products.

Present-day risk
Depth, velocity and hazard metrics so you see more than a simple zone code for each property or location.
Depth and velocity bands
Return clear depth and velocity bands for each property so you can see how high and how fast water is expected to move.
Hazard scores you can act on
Use standardised hazard scores that reflect danger to people and buildings so you can distinguish nuisance events from serious risk.
Depth and velocity bands
Return clear depth and velocity bands for each property so you can see how high and how fast water is expected to move.
Hazard scores you can act on
Use standardised hazard scores that reflect danger to people and buildings so you can distinguish nuisance events from serious risk.


Flood risk
Low
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Depth
0.3 m
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Velocity
<0.3 m/s
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Hazard score
1 - Low
Flood risk
Low
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Depth
0.3 m
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Velocity
<0.3 m/s
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Hazard score
1 - Low
Flood risk
Moderate
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Depth
0.3 m
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Velocity
<0.3 m/s
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Hazard score
1 - Low
Future climate scenarios
Understand how each location's flood risk profile shifts under 2080 climate scenarios and longer term climate assumptions.
2080 climate scenarios
Get present-day metrics alongside 2080 climate-adjusted scenarios so you can see how flood risk is expected to shift over time.
Long-term asset view
Evaluate long-lived assets, mortgage books and infrastructure against both today's exposure and future climate pathways in a single response.
2080 climate scenarios
Get present-day metrics alongside 2080 climate-adjusted scenarios so you can see how flood risk is expected to shift over time.
Long-term asset view
Evaluate long-lived assets, mortgage books and infrastructure against both today's exposure and future climate pathways in a single response.


Future risk increase
Low
Moderate
This location's flood risk is expected to rise by 2080.
Present-day
2080 climate
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Depth
0.3 m
0.8 m
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Velocity
<0.3 m/s
0.7 m/s
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Hazard score
1
2
Future risk increase
Low
Low
Flood risk stays low under 2080 climate assumptions.
Present-day
2080 climate
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Depth
0.2 m
0.3 m
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Velocity
<0.3 m/s
0.4 m/s
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Hazard score
1
1
Historic flooding
Bring decades of historic flood events into a single, consistent view so you can see where flooding has actually occurred.
Historic flood outlines
Access more than 50,000 historic flood outlines dating back to 1946 so you can see where flooding has actually occurred.
Proximity to past events
Check how close each property sits to previous flood extents to support eligibility rules, due diligence and site screening.
Historic flood outlines
Access more than 50,000 historic flood outlines dating back to 1946 so you can see where flooding has actually occurred.
Proximity to past events
Check how close each property sits to previous flood extents to support eligibility rules, due diligence and site screening.


Historic flood at this site
2007
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Event type
River flooding
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Max recorded depth
0.4 m
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Return period
≈1‑in‑50 year event
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Status line
Inside 2007 flood extent
Historic flood record
4 records
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Events within 1 km
4 events
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Most recent event
2015
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Highest local depth
0.7 m · 2015
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Status line
Recorded historic flooding
Proximity to past events
120 m
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Closest event year
1998
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Event type
Surface water flooding
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Direction
Upstream
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Status line
Near
Reservoir and extreme scenarios
Add reservoir breach and other low probability, high impact scenarios when you need to extend analysis beyond everyday flood conditions.
Reservoir breach scenarios
Include dry day, wet day and fluvial reservoir breach scenarios using the same fields as everyday risk for easier analysis.
Low probability, high impact
Model rare but severe flood events for stress tests, regulatory reporting and edge case handling without a separate data source.
Reservoir breach scenarios
Include dry day, wet day and fluvial reservoir breach scenarios using the same fields as everyday risk for easier analysis.
Low probability, high impact
Model rare but severe flood events for stress tests, regulatory reporting and edge case handling without a separate data source.


Reservoir breach
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Scenario type
Wet day breach
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Distance to reservoir
2.3 km
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Modelled depth
1.2 m
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Velocity
0.8 m/s
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Hazard score
2
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Event likelihood
< 1-in-10,000
Extreme stress-test event
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Scenario type
Reservoir breach
Fluvial flooding
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Peak depth
2.1 m
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Peak velocity
1.5 m/s
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Hazard score
3
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Event likelihood
1-in-10,000
Query options
Work with the addresses, identifiers and geometry that already power your stack so flood data fits cleanly into existing workflows.
Flexible query inputs
Query by address, UPRN, postcode, coordinate, bounding box or polygon so flood data fits the identifiers you already use.
Aligned with your maps
Receive results indexed in WGS84 with filters for band, source and scenario so responses line up cleanly with your maps and workflows.
Flexible query inputs
Query by address, UPRN, postcode, coordinate, bounding box or polygon so flood data fits the identifiers you already use.
Aligned with your maps
Receive results indexed in WGS84 with filters for band, source and scenario so responses line up cleanly with your maps and workflows.


Map geometry
237 properties
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Input type
Polygon
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Centroid
51.5074, -0.1278
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Area
12,450 m²
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Perimeter
445 m
Address & IDs
1 match
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UPRN
100023336956
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Postcode
SW1A 1AA
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Address line 1
10 Downing Street
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City
London
Aligned with your maps
1 match
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Coordinate system
WGS84
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Data format
GeoJSON
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Units
Metric
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Returned fields
Depth
Velocity
Hazard
See how insurers, lenders and asset owners use property‑level flood data to price risk, protect portfolios and plan resilient assets.

01
Query by UPRN at application, receive risk band and flood depth instantly, and flag high-risk collateral before underwriting begins.

02
Score your entire book at property level and stress-test under 2°C and 4°C climate scenarios for regulatory and board reporting.

03
Replace postcode banding with UPRN-precise scores at point of quote to price more accurately and reduce adverse selection.

04
Assess flood exposure by UPRN or coordinate before consent is granted, integrated into existing planning workflows via API or bulk file.

05
Property-level physical risk data for TCFD, PRA SS5/25, and EBA reporting, with climate scenarios and model governance documentation included.

Use the same API key to turn on additional datasets whenever you need them, from risk and environment to geography and market context.

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What flood sources are covered?
We model three independent flood sources: rivers and sea (fluvial), surface water (pluvial), and coastal inundation. Each is scored separately so you can assess compound risk or isolate exposure by source. Critical for underwriting and portfolio triage.
How granular is the data?
Where does the data come from?
How often is the data updated?
Does this support PRA SS5/25 requirements?
Can I access bulk data for portfolio scoring?
What coverage do you have for Scotland and Wales?
Can I try the data before committing?