Ordnance Survey
Address search, the nearest address to a map pin, and streets with their USRN, from the OS Data Hub.
Casebridge connects to national services and to Microsoft 365. Your admins set up each connection themselves.
A connection can be used while the resident fills in the form, as a Case moves stage, or when a Case’s data is sent on.
Address search, the nearest address to a map pin, and streets with their USRN, from the OS Data Hub.
Make, colour, and tax status from a registration, while the resident fills in the form or later on the Case.
Emails and texts from your own Notify templates when a Case arrives or moves stage, and an email when a record is due to expire.
A fee taken on the page you choose. A form only submits once GOV.UK Pay has confirmed the payment.
A list row kept up to date for each Case, and files sent to a document library, through Microsoft Graph.
Staff sign in with their Microsoft account. You can require it for everyone in the organisation.
Send a Case’s data to your own system over HTTPS, signed so the receiver can check it came from Casebridge.
Local authority, county, and ward boundaries from the ONS, or your own map file, to keep a street question inside your area.
Your own tables, such as which team handles which service, used for a form’s options and fixed values.
Someone reporting an abandoned car types its registration. Casebridge asks the DVLA for the vehicle’s details as they go, so the Case arrives with the make, colour, and tax status already filled in.
The resident enters a vehicle registration
Casebridge fetches the vehicle’s details from the DVLA
The Case arrives with the vehicle’s details filled in
Each integration says what it needs and whether it’s ready. Keys are stored encrypted, never shown again once saved, and each one lists what uses it.
Tell us which service you have in mind, and we’ll show you how it would work in Casebridge.
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