Asite Intelligence Layer
Local Authority Demo
Prototype · synthetic data
Working prototype · synthetic data

The intelligence layer for public sector delivery

A demonstration built around Cheltenham Borough Council — real places and programmes, entirely synthetic data. What a council sees across its own projects, how its cost of delivery benchmarks against an anonymised national pool, and the questions the data answers.

Portfolio Intelligence

A council's entire capital programme in one place — every project, risk, safety gap and social-value shortfall, surfaced automatically. The view no council has today.

18 projects · 26 assets · 7 contractors · live attention feed
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Cost Benchmarking

The same council benchmarked against an anonymised pool of 214 schemes across 47 authorities — the shared intelligence that only exists once many councils are on the platform.

8 sectors · anonymised peers · regional index
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Scenario Budgeting

The multi-year cost of today's decisions. Toggle a deferral, a maintenance cut or an accelerated scheme and see the projected five-year impact on budget and backlog.

4 pre-baked decisions · 5-year projection · budget & backlog
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The Questions Framework

The questions every local authority needs answered about its buildings and projects — grouped by theme, each mapped to the data that answers it and where that answer lives in the demo.

8 themes · 30+ questions · mapped to data fields
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How it fits together
01
Every council sees its own portfolio
The insight that makes it irresistible to run everything through Asite.
02
Councils run their delivery through Asite
Every project's record accumulates on the platform.
03
Anonymised, it becomes a national benchmark
The shared asset each council can measure itself against.
Demonstration only. This demo borrows Cheltenham's real places and programme names for realism, but every project, figure, supplier, asset and benchmark shown is fictional and synthetically generated — nothing here is Cheltenham Borough Council data. No client data is used. In the live product the benchmark pool is fully anonymised and aggregated — no authority is identifiable, and each authority sees only the shared benchmark, never another authority's underlying data.