Transactions Explorer: latest release of data
Today, we updated the Transactions Explorer, our tool for tracking performance data for the government’s transactional services.
Clifford Sheppard manages the Transactions Explorer for GDS.
Today, we updated the Transactions Explorer, our tool for tracking performance data for the government’s transactional services.
...been rewritten as a static site generated with Python, with some front-end functionality provided by JavaScript. As with most GDS products, the code is open-source and freely available on GitHub....
Today we released our third major update to the Transactions Explorer tool. The complete list shows the breadth of transactional services provided by the government, from tax-based transactions with volumes in the millions per year, to applications to burn heather …
...that met these requirements: Digital take-up: how many transactions are completed online? Cost per transaction: how much does it cost to provide each transaction? User satisfaction: how highly do users...
...be helpful to group the services according to their main function. As well as helping us to manage an unwieldy list, we wanted to look across Departments for common themes...
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