Singularity for the Public Sector

Every audit request sends us into three systems and an inbox.

Singularity for the Public Sector reads your case system, finance and records archive where they sit, and keeps every decision on record with who made it and when. Start with one program.

Where program offices lose track

  1. 01 The sign-off is an email reply The approval that released the payment is a reply in someone's inbox, and nobody can see which releases are still waiting on one.
  2. 02 Reporting to funders is a rebuild Every quarterly report pulls commitments, payments and outcomes from the grants ledger, finance and the case system, and they rarely match the first time.
  3. 03 Finding the signed version is a phone call Agreements and supporting documents sit in the archive, shared drives and personal folders. Which one is current depends on who filed it.
  4. 04 Staff turnover takes the program with it The person who knows how the program rules really apply moves on, and the next person starts from the policy manual.
  5. 05 Access requests take weeks An access to information request means pulling every record about one file, from every system that touched it.
  6. Who you answer to Auditors generalTreasury and finance departmentsAccess to information and FOI officesPrivacy commissionersYour funders and boards
  7. Systems we read Case managementGrants managementFinance and ERPRecords and document managementPermittingEmail and shared drives

What we connect in a program office

  • Case management Case status, assignments and history, with every case shown next to the money and the sign-off tied to it.
  • Grants ledger Commitments, disbursements and balances, with every payment read next to the grant it came from.
  • Finance Payments and account codes, with a release shown next to the approval that authorized it.
  • Records archive Signed agreements and supporting documents, so an auditor finds the file without calling the program office.
  • Permitting Applications, conditions and inspection results, with a permit's status read next to its case.
  • Email and spreadsheets The tracking sheet and the sign-off buried in an inbox.

What a program office can use the Singularity for

Your Singularity, built for how you work. Pick one of these or all of them, and we set it up around your programs, your sign-offs and the names your office already uses.

Digital employees

A payment release waits until the right person says yes.

Authority Matrix + Governance + Approval Queue + Notification Center

Agents act only inside the authority you set. Anything outside it waits in the Approval Queue for a person.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Case system
  • Grants ledger

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Authority MatrixSets the authority each Agent acts inside, action by action.
  2. GovernanceChecks every Agent action against that rule and records who decided and when.
  3. Approval QueueHolds anything past the rule for a person, oldest first.
  4. Notification CenterTells the approver a decision is waiting.

3 What you get

  • Grant approval, GR-2291Oldest first in the queue Waiting

Audit readiness

The auditor asks for one file. It’s already together.

Historian + Form Builder + Integration Hub + Knowledge Library

The decision, the payment and the sign-off stay on one record with who and when. Pull the file by its case number and the history comes back, with the program rule cited.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Case system
  • Finance
  • Records archive

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. HistorianKeeps timestamped field readings tied to a file, like an inspection measurement on a permit.
  2. Form BuilderReplaces the paper form and keeps who filled it in and when.
  3. Integration HubReads the case system, finance and the records archive, so nothing lives in three places.
  4. Knowledge LibraryHolds the program rule an auditor asks about, cited by page.

3 What you get

  • Case 4471 Program 2 Grant Payment 118390

Knowledge and training

New staff ask how a program rule applies and get the policy document it comes from.

Knowledge Library + Retrieval Engine + Q&A Engine + Security + Form Builder

Your program documents go in one library. Staff ask in plain words and get the answer from your own policy, with the source cited. Every question is logged.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • SharePoint
  • Program documents

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Knowledge LibraryHolds your program documents and policies, by program or office-wide.
  2. Retrieval EngineFinds the exact passage that answers the question.
  3. Q&A EngineAnswers in plain words with the document cited, and says so when nothing answers it.
  4. SecurityEach person gets answers only from the collections their role can see.
  5. Form BuilderPuts the program rule beside the form staff fill in, so they learn it while they process the file.

3 What you get

Expert knowledge capture

What the person who knows the program knows gets written down before they leave.

Form Builder + Knowledge Library + Retrieval Engine + Q&A Engine

We help write down what the veteran knows before they go. The next person starts from the record, and the answer points them to the page.

See how it works

1 It connects

  • Program files
  • Shared drives

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Form BuilderGives the veteran a structured way to write down how each case is handled.
  2. Knowledge LibraryKeeps it beside your program files.
  3. Retrieval EngineFinds the passage that answers the question.
  4. Q&A EngineAnswers in plain words, with the source shown.

3 What you get

FAQ

Bring us the file the auditor asked for.

30 minutes on your program and the problem that brought you here.