Each one tackles a specific problem: finding information, handing work over and understanding what happens next. None of them makes decisions about people.
One connected view
Arrival Graph
The Arrival Graph links the site, cohort, tasks, dates, risks, housing and local support. That makes the effect of each change easier to see.
- See the links, not just separate lists
- Source and latest update are visible
- Roles and access remain separate
Role based guidance
Arrival Assistant
A planned assistant will explain status, blockers and next steps in plain language for each role. Questions it cannot answer go to the responsible person.
- Professionals, housing providers and partners remain separate
- Show the reason, not just the answer
- Specialist questions go to the right professional
Structured housing search
Housing Sourcing Agent
The Housing Sourcing Agent is intended to organise approved housing sources, remove duplicate listings and flag relevant changes.
- Source and latest update are visible
- Relevant updates instead of endless searching
- No automatic booking or housing commitment
Understandable housing variants
Housing logic with 2D and 3D variants
The aim is to turn floor plans and measurements into clear, editable room options so possible layouts are easier to compare.
- Manual correction remains possible
- Planning suggestions instead of professional planning
- No suitability, construction or availability guarantee
Understand possible funding routes
Funding check
The funding check is intended to bring the programme, target group, region, deadline, possible costs and required documents into one route that can be checked.
- Guidance with source and status date
- See which documents and requirements are still missing
- No funding commitment or legal advice
Clear access and roles
Separate role areas
Professionals, housing providers and local partners have separate entry points, tasks, drafts and feedback. Employers retain their own overview.
- A separate view for each role
- See what is still a draft, what is under review and who acts next
- Employer and participant views clearly separated