PECTECH · Education
Phoenix Eyrie
Statutory SEND and EHCP case management for local authorities.
Local-authority SEND services · product in design
Keep the case, the clock and the decision connected.
Phoenix Eyrie is PECTECH’s design for authorities running Education, Health and Care needs assessment, decisions, plans, reviews and appeals. The difficult job is to preserve each case’s history while keeping the next obligation visible.
Visit the public product siteAvailability and evidence ↓
Carry the case through the service
The intended journey joins needs assessment, evidence gathering, panels and decisions around one case record, including children attending schools outside the PECTECH family.
Make obligations inspectable
Statutory clocks and workflow state belong in explicit rules, with the relevant evidence and accountable professional decision retained. No deadline calculated by an unreleased product is presented here as an operational result.
Preserve review and appeal history
The design carries plans, reviews and appeals as part of continuing casework, so the service can understand how the current position was reached.
Design relationship · Phoenix Eyrie
The next obligation belongs to the case.
Assessment evidence
Panel record
Decision and reasons
Review and appeal
- What is due?
- An explicit obligation
- Who decides?
- An accountable professional
- What supports it?
- The retained evidence
A design for authority casework; no operational deadline or case result is claimed.
Availability and evidence
In design.
PECTECH owns the product and its product IP. Zero Drift is the contracted software builder.
Being designed as local-authority case management, including children at schools outside the PECTECH family. It is not yet an operational service.
A conversation concerns the service requirement and design, not procurement of a deployed SEND system.
Next evidence: A complete statutory case journey tested with a local-authority team against real casework and reporting decisions.
