Industries Public sector
Public sectorLess paperwork, faster decisions, nothing lost when people move on.
Councils and public bodies run on forms, rules and deadlines. We automate the paperwork, keep every case inside its deadline, and keep knowledge when staff move on.

Where the data lives.
Public services carry heavy caseloads with tight budgets, strict rules and high staff turnover. Much of the work is reading, checking and writing the same documents.
Who we work with Housing, repairs, procurement, planning and corporate services teams.
Where data gets in the way.
Paperwork everywhere.
Forms, letters and case notes read and rewritten by hand.
Choosing the right contractor.
Framework lists, past performance and certificates held in different places.
Rules with deadlines.
Awaab's Law gives social landlords working-day deadlines for damp, mould and emergencies, easy to miss when cases pile up.
Knowledge leaves with people.
Notes are loose, and turnover means decisions have to be rediscovered.
What we build.
Cases kept inside their deadlines
Every case triaged, its deadline set, and the ones at risk shown each week.
automation · alerts
Contractors chosen on evidence
Framework, record and certificates checked before a job is raised.
data platform · rules
Knowledge that stays
An assistant that answers from past cases and policies, with the source for every answer.
AI search · document AI
Every damp and mould report, inside its legal deadline.
Reports arrive in tenants' own words. Watch the system sort them, set the Awaab's Law clock in working days, pick a contractor with a valid certificate, check the tenant's letter against the law, and chase what is at risk.
A contained demo on invented data. Nothing you do here leaves the page.
Where the same data goes next.
- Demand forecasting for repairs by season and estate, so contractors are booked ahead.
- Handover assistants that write a case summary when an officer moves on.
What our team has done before.
Work our team has delivered across their careers. Clients are anonymised.
A generative AI tool for an international research organisation, connecting thousands of projects so teams find relevant work in seconds, not days.
Start with one service. We map its paperwork and deadlines and show which steps a machine can draft for a person to approve.
Tell us the report your team rebuilds every month.
No pitch. We will show you what your own records could already do.
Talk through your use casePhoto: Chester Town Hall council chamber, Michael D Beckwith, CC BY-SA 4.0.