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GOVERNMENT
Clearer processes. Better visibility.
Organise public-service requests, reviews and programmes around understandable workflows and visible responsibilities.

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THE CONTEXT
A practical starting point.
A record moving between departments can be difficult to follow. A common entry point, structured information and a view of each stage can help staff route requests and report progress.
For whom? Government departments, public agencies, municipalities and internal service teams.
Illustrative use cases to configure for your organisation. Features, data exchanges and metrics are defined during project scoping.
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
Three ways to get started.
01
Organise requests
Create a record with a category, owner and status. Build departmental views that distinguish new requests from those awaiting action.
02
Structure reviews
Define the review stages for a record or internal request. Record decisions and make missing information visible.
03
Monitor programmes
Bring projects, milestones and owners together. Prepare dashboards for progress meetings using the information recorded by teams.
A SAMPLE WORKFLOW
Example: an internal service request
01
Receive
The staff member describes the need in a shared form.
02
Check
The service team reviews the information needed for processing.
03
Process
The owner coordinates the stages and records the decision.
04
Inform
The status is updated and the record is closed after processing.
DATA & INSIGHTS
Metrics to put in place.
Request volume
Requests received by department and reporting period.
Incomplete records
Records waiting for additional information.
Time by stage
Time spent at the main workflow stages.
Metrics depend on the available data and agreed calculation rules.
YOUR FIRST PILOT
Start with a useful process.
Choose a clearly defined internal process. Agree on data, access profiles and review steps with the relevant owners before preparing a pilot.
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