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This API is designed for internal use within Network Rail. It uses a simple authentication mechan...

For external use we offer an API that requires each request to be sent with a "signature" created...

Chris Scharf <Chris.SCHARF@networkrail.co.uk> has compiled this excellent introduction to Speed R...

Some are more obvious that others :-) GF = Ground Frame (manual points) HABD = Hot Axle Box D...

Top Section Reference Number (refnum) Each ESR has a reference number. It is constructed as fol...

When you register for webhooks we will assign a "secret". This should be kept securely (do not co...

Please contact us via help@nrsdb.uk to register to use our webhooks feature. You will need to cr...

Background A Blanket Speed Restriction (BSR) can be imposed to restrict speeds over a wide area....

You can upload documents that should be attached to the ESR to provide further detail.

On this tab you can see the timeline of the ESR, showing when it was Imposed and by which Control...

The Tracking tab provides information about the email notifications we sent for the speed restric...

The Edit view is very similar to Create. All significant changes will trigger an Amendment. The ...

When viewing a speed restriction there is a collection of action buttons as shown below The ...

The User Menu is top right of the screen. From here you can; Navigate to the ELR Explorer tool...

You can view the TSRs for the Route by clicking the light blue button to the right of the Route n...

Route View Upon logging into your account you will be presented with the summary screen for your...

Update Alert   When there is an updated version of the App you will see the alert shown...

Autumn Inspections When the App opens you will be given a list of Locations that are due...

The final step is to give your evaluation of the Contamination Level.   If the Contamin...

Complete the Weather report using the slider to select the appropriate conditions at th...