Stakeholder management software for UK infrastructure and regulated industries
Tractivity, the UK stakeholder relationship management (SRM) platform, gives infrastructure and regulated organisations a defensible record of every stakeholder interaction. Built for the scrutiny of Ofgem, Ofwat, the Planning Inspectorate and FOI, and trusted by National Grid, EDF and Anglian Water for exactly that job

What does compliance mean for infrastructure stakeholder engagement?
For a regulated infrastructure organisation, compliant engagement means being able to evidence it. The Planning Act 2008 sets statutory consultation requirements for nationally significant projects, and the Gunning Principles establish standards for fair public consultation. In addition, sector regulators such as Ofgem and Ofwat expect stakeholder engagement to shape business plans and to be evidenced on request. Add UK GDPR and section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, and the question stops being ‘did we engage?’ and becomes ‘can we prove it, years later, after the people who did the work have moved on?’
A DCO examination can ask a project team to evidence engagement that happened five years and three staff changes ago. Spreadsheets don’t survive that.
Tractivity gives organisations a single source of truth for stakeholder engagement, turning every interaction, piece of feedback and decision into evidence that can be retrieved in minutes.

Turn everyday engagement into a complete audit trail
Which regulated organisations use Tractivity?
Anglian WaterAnglian Water manages 13,000+ stakeholders across major infrastructure programmes, including NSIP. By centralising stakeholder data, communications and consultation records, it can capture feedback, maintain auditable engagement and provide regulatory evidence with ease.
EDF EnergyEDF Energy runs the Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C consultation programmes on Tractivity, logging 30,000 stakeholder issues with a 100% response rate, evidencing 650+ events and managing more than 130,000 stakeholder engagements from a single platform.Is Tractivity accredited for regulated procurement?
Tractivity meets the procurement, security and accessibility requirements expected by regulated industries, helping organisations buy with confidence.
- ISO 27001:2022, the current international information security standard
- Cyber Essentials Plus, NCSC-backed and required for many UK government contracts
- Achilles UVDB Silver Plus, the utilities pre-qualification scheme
- UK G-Cloud Framework, Crown Commercial Service supplier
- NHS DSPT, annually audited
- Annual independent penetration testing by a CREST-approved organisation
- WCAG 2.2 Level A today, on track for Level AA in 2026, with Welsh language support for organisations under Welsh Language Standards

What does Tractivity cost?

Tractivity starts at £9,495 per year, all-inclusive, with no caps on stakeholder records, communications sent or engagements captured, and no hidden costs.
Implementation takes four weeks from contract signed to live launch with a dedicated Client Success Manager and a minimum 20 hours of onboarding.
See what a defensible consultation record looks like, built around how your team already works.
Frequently asked questions
The strongest fit is a purpose-built SRM platform with an exportable audit trail, UK data residency and the accreditations regulated procurement requires. Tractivity has supported the UK’s most regulated organisations for 25 years, including National Grid, EDF, Anglian Water and HM Treasury, and holds ISO 27001:2022, Cyber Essentials Plus and Achilles UVDB Silver Plus.
Yes. Every interaction, issue and commitment is logged against the stakeholder and consultation stage it relates to, date-stamped and exportable, supporting compliance with the Planning Act 2008 and the Gunning Principles. EDF’s Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C programmes and Anglian Water’s CWWTPR are run this way.
Engagement evidence is captured as work happens, so a price control submission draws on the full record, who was engaged, what they said, how sentiment moved and what changed as a result, rather than a retrospective reconstruction.
Yes, UK data residency on Microsoft Azure UK South is the default, with EEA, US and other regions available. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and access is controlled through role-based permissions at project, module and record level.
Yes. Multiple partners work from one shared stakeholder record with permissions controlling who sees what. The Midland Metro Alliance runs seven delivery partners and multiple local authorities through a single Tractivity instance.









