QGIS Development

Open-source GIS, done professionally

QGIS is a complete desktop and server GIS with no per-seat licence — when it is set up and extended properly. We build PyQGIS plugins, Processing models and automation, publish maps with QGIS Server, run QField in the field, and migrate teams from ArcMap and MapInfo without losing their workflows.

PyQGIS · Qt
plugins
QGIS Server
web publishing
QField
mobile field work
QGIS 3.40 LTR — livebird-demo.qgz

Layers

result

zone

assets

OSM basemap

Processing

EPSG:3857 · 1:25,000

Python console

processing.run("native:buffer", {
  INPUT: "assets", DISTANCE: 40,
  OUTPUT: "memory:"})

A QGIS-style workspace: run a Processing algorithm on the canvas and see the PyQGIS behind it.

01What's included

5 services in this practice

Jump to any service below — each one is a capability we deliver on its own or as part of a larger programme.

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QGIS Plugin Development

Custom plugins with PyQGIS and Qt that add exactly the tools your analysts need — data connectors, editing workflows, QA checks, custom panels and integrations with your systems — packaged with installers, updates and documentation.

  • PyQGIS
  • Qt / PyQt
  • QGIS Plugin Builder
  • pytest-qgis

What we deliver

  • PyQGIS / Qt plugins with dockable panels and toolbars
  • Connectors to databases, APIs and enterprise systems
  • Packaging for the official or a private plugin repository
  • Versioned updates, tests and user documentation
Ask about QGIS Plugin

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Processing & Automation

Repeatable analysis instead of manual clicks: custom Processing algorithms, graphical models, batch jobs and headless scripts that run on a schedule — so QA, reporting and data preparation happen the same way every time.

  • QGIS Processing
  • qgis_process
  • Python
  • GDAL / OGR
  • GRASS / SAGA

What we deliver

  • Custom Processing algorithms and models
  • Batch and headless runs (qgis_process) on servers
  • Scheduled data preparation and QA pipelines
  • Report and atlas generation
Ask about Processing &

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QGIS Server & Web Publishing

Publish the same QGIS projects to the web: QGIS Server for OGC WMS/WFS/WMTS/OGC API, with QWC2 or Lizmap web clients, caching and authentication — a fully open-source alternative to a commercial GIS portal.

  • QGIS Server
  • QWC2
  • Lizmap
  • Docker
  • PostGIS

What we deliver

  • QGIS Server deployment with caching and HTTPS
  • QWC2 / Lizmap web map clients with user management
  • OGC services for other applications
  • Docker-based, reproducible infrastructure
Ask about QGIS Server

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QField Mobile Projects

Field data collection on Android and iOS with QField, designed from your QGIS project: forms, constraints, offline layers, photos and GPS — synchronised through QFieldCloud or your own PostGIS.

  • QField
  • QFieldCloud
  • PostGIS
  • Mergin Maps

What we deliver

  • QField-ready projects with forms and constraints
  • Offline layers, basemaps and photo capture
  • QFieldCloud or self-hosted synchronisation
  • Training for field crews and GIS staff
Ask about QField Mobile

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Migration to QGIS

Moving from ArcMap, MapInfo or other proprietary desktop GIS to QGIS with minimal disruption: data and symbology conversion, workflow rebuilding, integration with remaining ArcGIS services, and training that gets analysts productive quickly.

  • QGIS
  • SLYR
  • FME / GDAL
  • PostGIS

What we deliver

  • Data, project and symbology migration
  • Rebuilt workflows as Processing models or plugins
  • Interoperability with ArcGIS services that stay
  • Role-based training and support during cutover
Ask about Migration to

02Why LiveBird

What you get that a generic vendor won't give you

01

No licence surprises

QGIS, PostGIS and QGIS Server have no per-seat or per-load fees — the budget goes into your workflows, not subscriptions.

02

Tailored, not generic

Plugins and models built for your data and your analysts, with tests and docs so they survive staff changes.

03

Plays well with ArcGIS

OGC services and REST integrations keep QGIS working alongside ArcGIS where you still need it.

03FAQ

Common questions

Plugins, Processing automation, QGIS Server and QField — open-source GIS.

For many editing, analysis and publishing workflows, yes — QGIS + PostGIS + QGIS Server is a complete stack. Where you rely on Utility Network, Enterprise services or Esri field apps, we recommend keeping ArcGIS and integrating the two.

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