Remove subjectivity from your annual review process with our EHCP annual review audit tool. Gain a complete picture. Audit the quality and consistency of the entire annual review process, focusing on quality, timeframes, parent and child feedback and progress towards outcomes.
Like all our tools, our EHCP Annual Review Audit Tool has been created to address specific challenges. Conversations with our local authority partners highlighted the need for a tool that supports the challenges that so many local areas face in annually reviewing EHCPs.
Through a partnership approach, we are giving children and young people exactly what they need; EHCPs that accurately reflect or meet their needs to provide the best opportunity to achieve and progress.
Here’s what you can expect when you adopt our tool.
Explore the feelings and emotions behind an annual review through the eyes of parents/carers and C/YP and capture their experiences of the annual review process.
Monitor and report on children and young people's progress towards their EHCP outcomes by exploring impact data in detail.
Identify schools and settings that are delivering positive annual reviews and share their experience with others that are struggling.
Better identify areas for improvement and measure the effectiveness of contributor training with in-depth QA reporting.
Know how you compare to other local authorities. Benchmark the quality of your Annual reviews nationally and regionally with our benchmarking functionality.
Using ‘touch of a button’ reporting you can take a deep dive into granular insights, before integrating the data into power-Bi.
"Looking back, when we first introduced the tool, it was the first time that we could truly monitor outcomes, and that was a big thing for us. The annual review tool is invaluable in supporting us in changing our processes. It also enables our case workers to better manage their time, and so there’s an overarching feeling that everyone is supported."
Rebecca Farrell , SEND Quality Improvement Officer, Knowsley Metropolitan Council
There is an abundance of quantitative data within our tools that LAs are utilising to demonstrate higher quality performance as a result of using Invision360 audit tools.
Invision360 has been cited and referenced in numerous Ofsted and CQC inspection outcome reports due to the positive progress local areas are making and the considerable improvements they have observed following implementation.
In June 2023, Invision360, in partnership with Stockton Borough Council, won the prestigious MJ award for digital transformation; this was a direct result of the positive impact demonstrated following the implementation of the Invision360 tools.
For information on how you can purchase any Invision360 tools, please get in contact with our Head of Partnerships, Mark Andrews, via telephone at 07825225260 or email on m.andrews@invision360.com
Alternatively, Invision360 is listed as a Crown Commercial Services supplier within the UK Government G-Cloud Government framework.
The Invision360 tools are purchasable on an annual subscription, but we are also happy to offer extended agreements of 2 or 3 years.
We provide all the training you will need as an authority remotely via Microsoft Teams.
Our training times are flexible to meet when best suits your team.
If staff are unable to attend any training, we will provide a recording of the meeting and additional training to new team members who may join midway through your contract term.
We regularly review our support policies and procedures to ensure that our customers have access to the best support possible.
Our help centre is online 24/7 and has plenty of articles to help you out. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, our support staff are always on hand via email. at support@invision360.com
Importantly, we’re always happy to help.
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• The name of a user as it is entered onto the platform
• The email address of a user as it is entered onto the platform.
We apply and regularly review appropriate technical and organisational measures to safeguard your data. This includes ensuring data is kept in a highly available state by replicating it across geographically distinct, physical data centres based in the UK. This ensures that in the unlikely event of one of our data centres suffering an outage, our systems can ‘flip’ to a different data centre. When we test these failover scenarios it takes - on average - 30 seconds to complete.
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Yes, our quality assurance tools align with case management systems.
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