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Amatia / Environmental management

Caring for a territory means taking responsibility for the life within it.

Capture field information and connect resources, aspects and impacts to indicators and evidence.

Let's talk about Environment

What you can do with Amatia

Connect information captured in the field to the monitoring of environmental resources, aspects and impacts. Maintain an overall view without losing each operation's specific context.

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Field data capture

Capture the field information your organization needs to understand and monitor its environmental management.

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Resource, aspect and impact indicators

Organize resource, aspect and impact monitoring to help interpret what is happening in the operation.

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Environmental obligations and evidence

Support environmental management and its evidence in settings with different demands and conditions.

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A connected operation

Bring field data into your environmental management follow-up.

Connect information captured in the field to the monitoring of environmental resources, aspects and impacts. Maintain an overall view without losing each operation's specific context.

Follow the process
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Capture in the field

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Environmental indicators

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Follow-up and evidence

An example in practice

Environment · Oil and gas transport · Colombia

Environmental monitoring of an oil and gas operation across mountains, national parks and offshore facilities.

An oil and gas transport operation crossing Colombia manages environmental obligations in very different settings, extending to offshore infrastructure. Amatia supports that monitoring. The challenge requires an overall view and attention to each environment's specifics, where activities and their evidence have implications for sensitive ecosystems.

Frequently asked questions

Understand the environment to care for it better.

From field records to tracking resources, impacts and obligations: your questions about environmental management, answered.

What environmental processes can we manage with Amatia?

Amatia covers aspects and impacts, environmental management plans, water, air and energy, waste and spills, biodiversity and land use. It also tracks service providers and environmental indicators. This information connects to the activities, obligations and evidence your team needs to monitor operational performance.

Can we record information directly in the field?

Yes. Amatia offers a web version and Android and iOS apps. From your phone, you can create operational reports and add information to forms, including photos. We review workflows, capture points and usage conditions to define the forms and mobile features your environmental team needs.

Can forms adapt to what we measure or verify?

Your organization can create and adapt forms with our support. You can combine yes/no answers, Likert scales, photos, subforms and conditional fields. For example, identifying an issue during a site walk can reveal additional questions to document it, while records without issues keep a shorter workflow.

How do aspects and impacts connect to the management plan?

Identifying aspects and impacts helps review how activities affect the environment. The management plan organizes the programs and activities used to address them. Amatia connects those perspectives to follow-up and evidence, allowing the team to review both planned and completed work.

Can we monitor consumption, discharges, emissions and energy?

Yes. The Water, Air & Energy module brings together information for that monitoring. Environmental indicators help interpret results and prepare reports. During implementation, we define variables, information sources and recording frequency so data reflects the operation's characteristics.

What does waste and spill management cover?

It lets you track waste handling and record spill response. Amatia also includes information on chemicals and hazardous waste. Scope is built around your organization's procedures: what to record, who should address an issue and what evidence the team needs to retain about completed activities.

Is there monitoring for biodiversity and land use?

Yes. Amatia tracks interventions, offsets and restoration activities. These commitments can be included in environmental management alongside their activities and evidence. Records are defined around the environments where your organization works and the programs it needs to follow.

Can we track environmental service providers and their licenses?

Amatia supports reviewing environmental service providers and verifying license validity. The team can use this information to check the credentials of providers it works with. We agree on the documentation your operation requires and who will review it and keep it current.

Can environmental inspections generate findings and actions?

Yes. The app supports inspections and audits through forms that automatically generate findings and actions according to the agreed configuration. It also supports QR codes and on-the-spot PDF reports. The process connects observations to responsible people and action follow-up.

How does Environmental Management connect to regulatory obligations?

Environmental management provides operational activities, records and indicators. Compliance links obligations to owners, dates and evidence. Connecting both perspectives lets the team track environmental work and review the supporting material for commitments, permits and applicable requirements.

Can we work across sites and territories with very different conditions?

Yes. Amatia supports distributed operations in settings with different demands, including an oil and gas operation across mountains, national parks and offshore infrastructure. Implementation defines what information is shared and what local specifics must be retained, maintaining an overall view without losing the context of each record.

What should we prepare to implement environmental management?

Gather your environmental programs, obligations, data capture points, current forms and indicators. We also review who records data and who uses it for decisions or reports. With that information, we prioritize field workflows and the follow-up your team needs, and define where to start together.

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Tell us what resources, impacts and obligations you need to track. Let's review how to bring field information into your environmental management.

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