...of everyday tax interactions. This data led approach to behaviour change has supported sustained adoption of the app, which has encouraged: more than 4.2 million HMRC app downloads in 2025...
...always needed our developers to write the code. The Admin App, codenamed the Onboarding App, changes this. On average a new dashboard took us weeks to develop. The app means...
...app using Python’s Django library to help his colleagues at the Education Funding Agency prioritise resources. Using machine learning, the app predicts financial and governance risks associated with an Academy...
...app users. We've also added the ability for admin app users to upload data via CSV. This isn't that robust yet, but we'll be improving it in the next sprint....
...skeleton app’ and we've integrated GOV.UK sign-on. A ‘walking skeleton’ is an app you can deploy. We can deploy walking skeletons! But a ‘walking skeleton’ app doesn't do anything yet....
...presented a pilot app using machine learning to assist triaging in accident and emergency. Queen’s Hospital sees over 290,000 emergency department admissions per year. The app aims to support NHS...
...each year, approximately 75 percent are currently being rejected. Many of that number are themselves resubmissions. Often the people applying are eligible for fee remission, but they fail to fill...
...plan to: start creating an application programming interface (API) that will allow us to configure dashboards with an admin app pass our assessment on the 27th August begin conversations with...
...We’ve continued our work on the Onboarding App that will help our developers configure dashboards faster than they’ve done before. The app is now around 90% complete. Furthermore, we’ve created...
...but are particularly useful for code in text files for example R or Python code. Whilst git can be used locally on a single machine, or many networked machines, git...