Participant records
Organisations and applicants could be managed within one structured process.
A multi-party funding process was redesigned as one automated workflow.
The published Digitav case study reports that a rollout previously expected to take six months was completed in 10 days.
A multi-party renewable-energy funding programme was coordinated through participant records, allocation rules, evidence and automated processing.
The programme involved several organisations, eligibility and allocation activity, and a substantial administrative workload. Previous experience suggested the funding rollout could take around six months.
The platform brought the core process into one controlled, cloud-based workflow.
Organisations and applicants could be managed within one structured process.
Rules and status changes guided funding through the required stages.
High-volume repeated administration was handled by the platform where decisions were predictable.
Relevant records could be linked to the correct application and stage.
Progress and exceptions were easier to monitor across the rollout.
The system connected the organisations involved without relying on fragmented spreadsheets.
The figures and statements below are tied to this named project and should not be treated as a general promise for every software implementation.
GTEC Training
Renewable-energy training funding administration
The 10-day rollout and six-month comparison are taken from Digitav’s existing published case study. Keep the wording tied to that source rather than presenting it as a general delivery promise.
Digitav’s existing case-study content reports that a rollout expected to take six months was completed in 10 days.
The platform helped GTEC administer funding at speed and support the wider renewable-energy training programme.