How to get started with ePlanning

Once you are logged  in, to get started on your application you will need to click on the blue ePlanning logo underneath the green tabs on the left-hand side of the screen

If you then click on New Proposal in blue writing above the Active and Deleted tabs.

The process of creating a new proposal will include:

  • Choosing a site address
  • Giving the proposal a name
  • Selecting which application, review or appeal form you need to complete.  

What is the ePlanning portal?

The ePlanning portal is a single shared service between the Scottish Government and the 33 local planning authorities that provides consistent and easy to use forms to submit planning applications and appeals online.  A refreshed eplanning portal was introduced in January 2016 and ePlanning.scot  now forms part of the eDevelopment.scot suite of services.

The portal enables:

  • The electronic submission to local authorities of applications for planning permission and other related forms, such as listed building consents.
  • Electronic payment of associated fees directly to the planning authority.
  • The submission of digital copies of supporting documentation, eliminating the need to print and post.

 

How to get started with eBuildingStandards

Once you are logged  in, to get started on your application you will need to click on the red eBuildingStandards logo underneath the green tabs on the left-hand side of the screen

If you then click on New Proposal in red writing above the Active and Deleted tabs.

The process of creating a new proposal will include

  • Choosing a site address
  • Giving the proposal a name
  • Selecting which application, review or appeal form you need to complete.  

What is the eBuildingStandards portal?

The eBuilding Standards portal was launched on 24 August 2016 as the latest addition to the eDevelopment.scot suite of services. 

The portal enables:

  • The electronic submission to local authorities of applications for building warrants and other related forms, such as completion certificates.
  • Electronic payment of associated fees directly to the local authority.
  • The submission of digital copies of supporting documentation, eliminating the need to print and post.