ScoreView: case intelligence for the social housing sectorScoreView
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Search 18,183 Housing Ombudsman determination records. Synthesis briefingssynthesis briefingA short structured summary written by Claude from the metadata of up to 50 filtered determinations. Every briefing carries the record count and corpus timestamp so the underlying evidence is checkable., landlord benchmarking, peer-velocitypeer velocityThe pace at which a landlord's adverse-finding rate is changing relative to peers of similar type, region, and stock size. A landlord moving faster than its peer group is a sector-level signal, not an individual judgement. signals. Built for housing professionals.
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Full-corpus, fast
Search every published Housing Ombudsman determination by landlord, complaint category, outcome, remedy, and date. ScoreView stores structured metadata only; each record links back to the source document.
Synthesis you can verify
Generate intelligence briefingssynthesis briefingA short structured summary written by Claude from the metadata of up to 50 filtered determinations. Every briefing carries the record count and corpus timestamp so the underlying evidence is checkable. across filtered results: outcome patterns, complaint hotspots, remedy trends. Every briefing is labelled with the record count and corpus timestamp so the answer is checkable, not a black box.
Sector signals and risk profiles
Live analytics across the sector: outcome distributions, monthly trajectories, per-landlord risk scorescomposite risk scoreA single 0 to 100 number combining complaint rate, trend, severity, and case volume over the last 24 months. The band shown beside it (Track, Watch, Attention or Critical) is set separately: it compares a provider’s adverse findings with what the Ombudsman was upholding across the sector in the same quarters, so the score and the band can move independently., RSH grade context. Built for housing professionals doing real research, not for a quarterly board slide.