Data engineering · BI · Hosted applications

Reporting built on the rulebook.

We turn published methodologies — DfE accountability measures, Environment Agency risk assessment guidance — into data platforms and applications you can trust.

Education reporting Tier 1 AutoReport
Education
DfE technical guidance
Environmental
EA LCRM Stage 1
Platform
Fabric · SQL Server · Power BI

Two sectors

Regulated reporting, where the method matters

Sector A — Education

Reporting for trusts and schools

A hosted reporting service for multi-academy trusts and schools. Data flows from Bromcom (SIMS supported) into Microsoft Fabric and is presented in Power BI, at pupil, group, school and trust level.

Education reporting

Sector B — Environmental consulting

Tier 1 AutoReport

Drafts LCRM Stage 1 (Tier 1) preliminary risk assessment desk study reports from Envirocheck or Groundsure data. Every report is a draft that a competent assessor reviews, amends and signs off.

Status: in development — early access

Tier 1 AutoReport

Education modules

Five modules, one data platform

Every report works at pupil, group, school and trust level, from the same MIS data.

  1. Mod. 01 Behaviour & Attendance Attendance, persistent and severe absence, behaviour incidents and suspensions by school, year group and pupil group.
  2. Mod. 02 · KS3 & KS4 Progress & Attainment Normalised KS3 assessment compared by starting point. Attainment 8 and English & maths at KS4.
  3. Mod. 03 · GCSE & A level Exam Results Results at pupil, subject, school and trust level, with grade distributions, group gaps and year-on-year comparison.
  4. Mod. 04 · KS2 Primary accountability Expected and higher standard, average scaled scores, KS1–KS2 progress and weighted trust measures.
  5. Mod. 05 16–19 accountability Value added, attainment, retention, English and maths progress and destinations, including trust-level measures.

Approach

Why IDS

  1. Methodology first

    Measures are implemented from the DfE technical guidance, including the awkward edge cases, and updated each year when the guidance changes.

  2. Microsoft stack end to end

    Power BI, Fabric and SQL Server — the platform most trusts already license and govern.

  3. Built by a practitioner

    A small, specialist company that designs, builds and runs its own platforms.

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