Government

Government organizations trust North52 to automate critical decisions

If you are running Microsoft Dynamics 365 or the Power Platform, you can simplify the complexity of your business rules too.

The processes we help with

Government organizations rely on thousands of complex rules to run their departments. Analysts manage and update those rules in an interface built for them, and adapt to changing legislation without writing code.

Benefits and welfare eligibility
Case management
Claims processing
Corrections and prison management
Education eligibility
Governance, risk and compliance
Grants, donations and incentives
Licensing administration
Transportation management

What that looks like

Flood insurance rating

The NFIP Risk Rating 2.0 methodology modelled as rules: more than 35 property attributes, over 50 rating tables and more than 1,500 calculations, maintained by the people who understand the policy.

FEMA base rates held as a rate table rather than code

The National Flood Insurance Program on FEMA.gov →

Food assistance eligibility

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program criteria expressed as a decision table, so a caseworker and an auditor read the same artifact that made the decision. Modelled on the requirements published by the US state of Idaho.

Food assistance eligibility, one row per household size

Health coverage assistance

Medicaid and CHIP eligibility evaluated against published state criteria, with the thresholds visible as rows rather than buried in a plugin.

The published state criteria the rules are modelled from

Veterans medical priority groups

Enrollment priority worked out across a multi-sheet decision table, where each sheet handles one part of a long and frequently amended rule set.

The published VA priority groups the rules are modelled from

Renewable energy certificates

Under the Australian Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme, an eligible installation earns a number of small-scale technology certificates. Decision tables turn a postcode into a zone and a rating, work out the deeming period, and calculate the certificates due, behind a Power Pages calculator the public can use.