XNatura's pages describe XN Biodiversity as an ecological baseline built from satellite layers and seasonal field surveys, a sensor network (named devices for birds, pollinators and bees, plus camera traps), a biodiversity action plan signed by an ecologist, and an annual monitoring and disclosure pack. XN Reporting assembles data from XNatura products into disclosure packages, with signed deliverables, referencing ESRS, GRI, TNFD and natural capital accounting.
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Asset owners with specific sites, such as energy or infrastructure operators, that want a surveyed baseline, ongoing sensing and ecologist-signed disclosure material. Much of the offer is delivered as expert-signed project outputs rather than self-service software, so scope, timing and cost depend on engagement terms. The pages name standards for each product but not datapoint coverage, and SBTN and BNG appear on the biodiversity page but not the reporting page. No pricing or certifications are published.
Watch for: Heavily service-delivered, so outputs depend on engagement scope.
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XNatura sells a bundle of software, satellite data, field sensors and specialist-signed deliverables for nature and climate risk. This profile covers its XN Biodiversity and XN Reporting products. Its company page presents it as the nature and climate intelligence company of 3Bee SRL, which it says was founded in 2017.
| Capability | Evidence | Scope and source |
|---|---|---|
| Site biodiversity baseline | Documented by vendor | XN Biodiversity is described as habitat mapping, species inventories and sensitivity indices from satellite imagery and field surveys. Survey design, species lists and timing should be agreed per site. XN Biodiversity, checked 2 October 2026XNatura products overview, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Continuous sensor and camera monitoring | Documented by vendor | The pages describe proprietary devices for birds, pollinators and bees, camera traps and further IoT sensors feeding monitoring. The sensor page states 2G/4G cloud transfer; hardware terms are not described. XN Biodiversity, checked 2 October 2026XNatura homepage, checked 2 October 2026XNatura field sensors, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Biodiversity action plan and annual monitoring pack | Documented by vendor | The product page describes prioritised interventions with cost and owner signed by an ecologist, followed by yearly monitoring and disclosure evidence. Confirm who owns follow-up actions and whether they are tracked in the platform. XN Biodiversity, checked 2 October 2026 |
| ESRS E4, TNFD and GRI disclosure packs | Depends on scope | XN Biodiversity names ESRS E4, BNG, TNFD, SBTN and certification schemes; XN Reporting names ESRS, GRI, TNFD and natural capital accounting. The standards page maps standards to products and the reporting page lists a coverage matrix among its deliverables; datapoint coverage is not shown, so request a sample. XN Biodiversity, checked 2 October 2026XN Reporting, checked 2 October 2026XNatura standards, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Specialist sign-off and delivery model | Depends on scope | Deliverables are described as signed by named ecologists or ESG specialists, which suggests project-style delivery. Clarify what is self-service software and what is service. XNatura products overview, checked 2 October 2026XN Reporting, checked 2 October 2026XNatura company, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Platform exports, per-site roles and sign-off record | Documented by vendor | The platform page states dataset exports with timestamp, method and sign-off attached, per-site roles, EU hosting and a sign-off audit trail. Check export formats. XNatura platform, checked 2 October 2026 |
| Satellite map layers | Documented by vendor | The satellite page groups its maps into land use, density and urbanisation, climate interaction, interaction with nature and risk categories. The home page cites a larger layer count, so ask which layers the maps use. XNatura satellite maps, checked 2 October 2026 |
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Pricing is not publicly available on the reviewed XNatura pages, and they list no contract terms or subscription tiers. Ask for a quote that separates software, sensor hardware, field surveys, specialist sign-off, reporting packs and monitoring years.
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Site biodiversity baseline, IoT and field monitoring, action plans and disclosure packs.
Ask the vendor to identify the product, region, modules, billing unit, contract term and included services in writing.
Field surveys and IoT sensors are described; no offline or mobile app behaviour is documented on the reviewed pages.
Its page describes a site ecological baseline, a sensor network, a biodiversity action plan signed by an ecologist and an annual monitoring and disclosure pack.
The biodiversity page names ESRS E4, BNG, EIA, TNFD and SBTN; the reporting page names ESRS, GRI, TNFD, BREEAM/LEED and natural capital accounting. Ask for datapoint coverage.
The pages describe expert-signed deliverables alongside platform outputs, so much of it appears project-delivered. Clarify the split.
Drawn from the profiles behind the Alternatives list above: most category tags shared with XNatura first, then the closest overlap in documented capability names, then A to Z. Ratings, search demand and sponsorship are not used; rows are shown A to Z.
No shared category tag.
Differs: offline partial workflow (this profile: unclassified).
Same: scope, price and trial.
Shared category tags: 1 (Environmental Monitoring).
Differs: scope Environmental Management (this profile: ESG & Sustainability); offline documented workflow (this profile: unclassified); trial free trial documented (this profile: not established).
Same: price.
Shared category tags: 3 (Biodiversity, Environmental Monitoring, others).
Differs: trial on request (this profile: not established).
Same: scope, offline and price.
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