NCE Path
Goals, barriers, Community Missions, learning, skills and a personal journey.
NCE COMMAND / THE PRACTITIONER WORKSPACE
We know your ideas matter.
We’re on the frontline with you.
NCE Command is the professional workspace within NCE Path. It brings a caseload, participant progress and improvement proposals into one place — helping you see the next useful conversation and shape what the platform does next.
Working prototype · Fictional caseloads · Owner sign-in required
Childcare · Flexible appointment needed
Transport · At-home next step
“Help me prepare the next appointment.”
Guided demonstrationInterface illustration · All people and activity are fictional.
ONE CONNECTED HUMAN POTENTIAL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
Participants work towards their own goals. Practitioners help make the next step possible.
NCE Command is a separate professional experience within the Path app. The current demonstration is protected by sign-in and restricted to the NCE owner account. Participant activity in the public demo is not connected to the fictional practitioner caseload.
The intended live model connects participant progress, authorised practitioner support and impact measurement, with access scoped to each role and organisation.
Goals, barriers, Community Missions, learning, skills and a personal journey.
Caseloads, case preparation, notes and a voice in the platform’s development.
Improvement proposals, human review, decision history and a proposed trial-to-evidence loop.
A CLEARER PICTURE OF YOUR DAY
The prototype lets you explore the practitioner experience before a live service is connected.
Review recent activity and reported barriers across a fictional caseload. Indicators explain what prompted a review; the practitioner decides what to do.
See their goal, missions, confidence check-ins, practised skills and next contact. Add and revisit saved demonstration case notes.
Explore case summaries, appointment preparation and emerging barriers through guided responses based on fictional records. Review the suggestions yourself.
Capture a frontline problem, proposed improvement, expected benefit and a way to measure it. The proposal is saved in the NCE Control queue.
Review proposals, record a rationale and follow their demonstration status. Review checks cover privacy, safeguarding, operational fit and measurement.
Model practitioner time-saving targets and equivalent capacity value. Open the HPR engine to explore programme investment and fiscal scenarios.
FRONTLINE KNOWLEDGE INTO PLATFORM IMPROVEMENT
Your observation starts the process. Human review determines whether an idea should become a controlled experiment.
A practitioner notices that appointments conflict with school hours. They describe the problem and who it affects through Improve Path.
The prototype saves proposals and human review decisions. Trial statuses are simulated: it does not create, test or deploy software automatically.
Our ambition is for eligible, low-risk improvements to be ready for a controlled trial in as little as 24 hours after approval. Integrations, sensitive functions and larger changes need proportionate review and testing. This is a design ambition, not a current service guarantee.
PRACTITIONER CAPACITY RETURNED / PCR
Less time finding information, drafting summaries and preparing reports could mean more time with participants. PCR is the proposed measure of practitioner hours returned to frontline work.
Use this scenario to explore a target. It assumes five working days per week. A pilot would need to measure the actual time saved, including checking AI drafts and using the platform.
Equivalent capacity value is not a cash saving. Net benefit also needs to account for implementation, licensing and operating costs. Avoid counting the same benefit twice in HPR.
Explore the HPR engine50 × 30 minutes ÷ 60 × 5 days × 46 weeks. Capacity value: 5,750 hours × £32.
DESIGNED AROUND THE FRONTLINE
Employment advisers. Social workers. Prison and resettlement teams. Community practitioners.
The prototype includes Employment, Justice and Social Support environment selectors. These currently change the demonstration context; they do not provide validated sector-specific workflows or separate live deployments.
Our intended architecture shares core technology while adapting terminology, permissions and workflows to the service. Justice pathways and research are being developed through the HPR-J proposition.
Explore justice and research partnershipsWHERE WE ARE TODAY
Explore the experience now. Help us test the assumptions behind a future live service.
No. The current assistant demonstrates preparation and case review using scripted responses. The intended live assistant would support trained professionals, with human review and escalation built into the service.
The current demonstration is restricted to the NCE owner account. Wider practitioner access would need organisation membership and role-based permissions. The public participant demo remains separately accessible.
You can save a proposal and review decision in the demonstration. It does not deploy code. Rapid field trials are part of the intended operating model, subject to approval, the type of change and the testing required.
HELP SHAPE THE NEXT VERSION
We’re seeking practitioners and delivery partners who can help test the workspace, challenge our assumptions and define what useful support looks like in the field.
For the current owner demonstration, use fictional details only.