2NFORM - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

2NFORM is a cloud-based, GIS-driven stormwater compliance and management platform built on Esri ArcGIS, designed for municipalities, public works teams, GIS managers, non-traditional NPDES permittees, and higher education institutions with campus stormwater obligations. The platform centralizes MS4 and NPDES permit compliance workflows, including asset inventory, field inspections, illicit discharge detection and elimination (IDDE), trash tracking, scenario planning, and automated annual report generation, all within a single, web-accessible system available on desktop and mobile devices.

The platform is structured as a modular suite, allowing organizations to select only the modules relevant to their program: Municipal Maintenance, Industrial/Commercial, Construction, Post-Construction, IDDE, Structural BMP Diagnostics, Trash Compliance, Public Education and Outreach, Project Delivery, and Scenario Planning. ArcGIS integration supports real-time GIS dashboards, asset mapping, and compatibility with ArcGIS Field Maps, Dashboards, and Hub Premium, eliminating the need for custom code or configurations. Mobile-accessible digital inspection forms replace paper-based field data sheets, and automated to-do lists drive task scheduling and GIS-driven prioritization toward highest-need areas.

2NFORM incorporates peer-reviewed science through its embedded TELR (Tool to Estimate Load Reductions) model for stormwater runoff and load reduction modeling, predictive maintenance indicators for structural assets, and adaptive algorithms that convert visual trash surveys into roadside trash density maps. The Scenario Planning module simulates outcomes of different green stormwater infrastructure configurations before implementation. Annual MS4 reports, including tables, charts, maps, and narrative summaries, are generated directly from data already collected in the system, supporting defensible, replicable inspection processes and transparent reporting to regulators, stakeholders, and grant funding bodies.