Lower cost to serve
Up to 20% of council discretionary spend can be delivered through community-led resolution — freeing budget for higher-skill, higher-risk work.
FixMyBCP is a civic infrastructure platform that modernises how residents, councils and community volunteers can work efficiently together to collectively improve their local environment.
A resident reports any issue in seconds: configurable rules route the issue, triaged by an AI agent, to the most appropriate resolver. A trained, accredited and insured volunteer network closes the loop where public services alone are stretched. What begins as a simple reporting journey becomes a highly-leveraged operating system for local problem resolution.
Rising service expectations meet ever-more constrained budgets. Scattered reporting channels, inaccessibility at point of issue, often poor user experience all lead to a quiet collapse in public trust. FixMyBCP closes that gap.
Today, a single pothole can be reported numerous different ways — and still get lost! FixMyBCP provides a simple, easy to use and intuitive single, structured stream of work, with the correct context always attached at the point of capture. It works on and offline, creating a personal window into all issues raised by or local to a resident. No searching, no time wasted, just immediate visibility and status updates.
Every report contains location, category, photo metadata, ward boundary, escalation rules and resolution status and all community comments — so admin time goes down, response quality goes up, and residents actually see what is happening.
Service expectations rise every year while discretionary spend gets cut. Councils are asked to do more with less, and existing tools don't scale with the staff available.
FixMyBCP enables redirection of up to 20% of discretionary spend into community-led projects.Reports raised via email, phone, social, paper letters and three different web forms — none of which talk to each other. Issues get lost of closed unnecessarily.
One platform replaces numerous alternative channels, using structured data from day one.Even when an issue gets fixed, the resident often doesn't hear back. Silence is the single biggest driver to public trust in local government services.
Live status, audit trails and progress updates arrive automatically for all members.Local volunteers want to help — collaboration in turn serves to rebuild the social contract. They need a structured way to find tasks, prove completion & be recognised for doing so.
Volunteer gamification with points, events and QR check-in turns goodwill into capacity.FixMyBCP isn't a single feature. The value compounds as more reports, more volunteers and more resolved issues feed the same loop — locally intelligent, transparently audited, and stickier with every cycle.
Reports get smarter with scale. Volunteers add response capacity that no SaaS tool alone can buy. Branded portals create local stickiness. And every action feeds public, auditable trust.
Council leaders see costs come down. Residents see their street get fixed. Volunteers see their work matter. The platform becomes a civic operating layer, not a single-use form.
Up to 20% of council discretionary spend can be delivered through community-led resolution — freeing budget for higher-skill, higher-risk work.
Faster, more transparent resolution and visible volunteer outcomes drive a measurable lift in resident satisfaction and repeat engagement.
Reporting, routing, white-label portals, volunteer ops, events, analytics and notifications — in one auditable platform with multi-council support.
Community points redeem against local business discounts, refreshments and event tickets — driving footfall back into the high street that residents are tidying.
AI-assisted moderation and a full action log on every issue keeps the platform safe from misuse and easy to defend in any review or FOI request.
Each council runs a branded, white-label portal. The more authorities join, the richer the local intelligence layer becomes — with regional and national replication built in.