EcoMap ERM helps you see every relationship and strengthen every connection.
EcoMap ERM gives economic development teams, chambers of commerce, and entrepreneur support organizations a unified system to track interactions, manage cases, coordinate referrals, and measure impact across every stakeholder in your ecosystem.
Managing an ecosystem shouldn't feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces.
Economic development organizations and entrepreneur support networks are rich with relationships, but those relationships live in spreadsheets, inboxes, and people's heads. When your team can't see the full picture, connections get missed, referrals fall through, and impact goes unmeasured.
Relationships in disconnected silos
Entrepreneur interactions, referral histories, and stakeholder relationships are scattered across spreadsheets, email threads, and individual team members' memories.
No shared view across your network
When multiple navigators, ESOs, and partner organizations are involved, there's no single source of truth, so clients get duplicated outreach or fall through the cracks entirely.
Impact is anecdote, not evidence
Without structured interaction tracking, demonstrating program ROI to funders and boards means pulling together ad hoc stories instead of the systematic data that builds long-term credibility.
With EcoMap ERM, we're excited to be putting the digital infrastructure in place to manage entrepreneur and ESO relationships across Oregon. Instead of relying solely on anecdotes, we can see the data around what's working, where gaps exist, and how to strengthen support at every stage.
Manage relationships at ecosystem scale.
ERM is a purpose-built layer for economic development contexts, not adapted from a generic CRM. Features reflect how ecosystem managers, navigators, and EDOs actually work.
Stop managing your ecosystem in spreadsheets.
Schedule a personalized demo and we'll show you exactly how ERM works for your organization, including your stakeholder types, your referral workflows, and your reporting needs.