As the UK gears up for the launch of DEFRA’s digital waste tracking system in 2025, Vertase FLI — part of the FLI Global group — is already ahead of the curve.

With the introduction of VertaVerse, a cutting-edge digital platform for remediation project management, the business is setting a new benchmark for how brownfield sites are tracked, documented, and delivered.

A Digital Revolution in Remediation

VertaVerse has been designed to streamline every stage of the brownfield remediation process — from site investigation to soil movement and final reporting — into one seamless, traceable digital workflow.

The platform’s key features include:

📲 Real-time soil tracking and documentation — enabling instant visibility and control over material movements.

🛰️ Integrated drone, survey, and laboratory data — creating a single, comprehensive source of truth for project teams.

🔒 Secure cloud-based audit trails — ensuring compliance, governance, and complete transparency throughout the project lifecycle.

🌿 Support for circular economy and carbon-reduction goals — helping clients meet sustainability targets while optimising project outcomes.

Building a Smarter, More Sustainable Future

By connecting data, stakeholders, and workflows into one digital ecosystem, VertaVerse reduces delays, improves decision-making, and delivers cleaner, more reliable project data. This approach not only strengthens governance and regulatory compliance but also supports a more circular, low-carbon approach to land remediation.

“Innovation isn’t something we add on at the end — it’s built into everything we do,” says the team at FLI Global. “VertaVerse is the next step in our mission to combine engineering expertise with digital technology, helping our clients regenerate land more efficiently and sustainably.”

With VertaVerse, Vertase FLI is demonstrating how the future of brownfield remediation will be defined — by collaboration, sustainability, and digital transformation.

🔗 Discover more about VertaVerse here.