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‘Real-world stats and figures; controlling and optimising automation’
WEDS 12-OCT @ 11.00AM & 2.00PM
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Govtech automation forum: Session 2
Nothing but the facts
Join us in our second session to discover what levels and types of automation are being achieved by local authorities.
Hear real-world numbers from existing sites and how those councils are optimising their automation to achieve even more by engaging in complimentary service reviews. You'll want to gain the maximum possible benefits from automation!
What’s more, you’ll hear how you keep in control of what gets automated using your business rules, and that intervention is only when intended – triggered by those business rules.
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£350k ROI
Typically, and based on automation rates in councils with the same solution, in a mid-sized Council with 80,000 Chargeable Dwellings, automation will free up around 5 experienced officers, a total of 25-man years over 5 years; the net value of that time is approximately £350,000 after service fees. This is a pure financial justification for automation. Business cases which include the value of work to which freed up resources are reassigned (e.g. Collections) will often show much higher returns on investment.
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80% reduction in workload
Tried & tested by over 30 councils
After an extremely thorough evaluation, we have chosen Govtech to support the delivery of the end to end automation of council tax transactions. End to end automation will improve the customer experience when accessing council tax services online, improve response times and lead to quicker response rates. The Council Tax Service will be able to focus on more complex cases and be able to bill quicker leading to improvements for collections.
Mark Amson, Head of Revenues, Leeds City Council
