We help care commissioners and commissioning-support organisations reduce repetitive case, review, reporting and governance administration.
CHC and FNC teams, care commissioners, independent commissioning support, case and care management, assessment and review providers, and outsourced commissioning functions.
20 minutes. No obligation. If we do not see a meaningful opportunity, we will tell you.
It is usually the work around the judgement: assembling evidence, chasing providers, checking completeness, formatting submissions, tracking what is outstanding and re-checking cases that came back.
Qualified assessors and case managers end up spending a material share of the week on work that does not need their qualification.
The same steps, in the same order, whoever is holding the case.
A live position on what is outstanding, rather than a spreadsheet that stopped being accurate a fortnight ago.
Automated follow-up on missing information, with escalation when it does not arrive.
Less time between a case arriving and a decision being ready to make.
Assembled, cited and consistent, so fewer submissions come back for rework.
The agent assembles the evidence. The professional makes the decision. That boundary is designed in, not bolted on.
Commissioning decisions carry legal weight and are open to challenge. Nothing we build makes an eligibility determination, and we will not claim otherwise.
The agent gathers, checks and cites. The assessor or panel decides.
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 sets requirements for solely automated decisions with significant effects. A designed-in human decision point keeps most workflows outside that category.
Every step logged and evidenced, which matters when a decision is questioned months later.
Documented properly where an ICB, a provider and a supplier all sit in the same data flow.
We provide the supplier evidence your submission needs. We do not claim DSPT compliance on your behalf.
Certified against the UK Government-backed scheme for baseline security controls.
We will look at where the time actually goes between a case arriving and a decision being ready, and tell you whether there is a meaningful opportunity.
If we do not find a meaningful opportunity, we will tell you.
