Redefining relationships between people, places and property

Mortar is a technology company building better services. Our products and solutions are driving the next generation of intelligent, accessible, user-led services.

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Building Better Services

Mortar creates scalable solutions to real-world problems

We combine our technology and expertise in data, intelligence and user-led design to build scalable products and solutions. Our toolkit, platform and framework support the development of customisable solutions that enhance service quality, effiency and accessibility. Have a look at our use-cases to see how our partners are delivering solutions at scale and to learn how we can support you in the transformation of your services and the delivery of better outcomes for your users.

  • UX / UI Toolkit

    Access our growing suite of interfaces and tools for building more accessible solutions; driving the development of pathways, touchpoints and journeys.

  • Data Platform

    Transform service quality by capturing and blending diverse data sources, conducting analysis and creating new ways to visualise and interpret your data.

  • Intelligence Framework

    Add intelligence to enhance data analysis and decision making; apply personalisation, predictive analytics, automations and machine learning.

Our partners

  • Local Government Association logo
  • Greater London Authority logo
  • Havering Council logo
  • Hackney Council logo
  • Clarion Housing Group logo
  • Salford City Council logo
  • East Riding of Yorkshire logo
  • Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Partnership logo
  • Waltham Forest logo
  • Worcestershire County Council logo
  • Social Finance logo
  • Mayor of London logo

Use Cases

  1. Digital Help Finder for Salford City Council

    Digital Help Finder is a tailored version of our Digital Inclusion Triage Tool. The tool delivers early intervention for Salford’s residents and is supporting the city in adopting a more holistic, place-based approach to digital inclusion, redefining how their local services work together.

    Learn more about Digital Help Finder for Salford City Council
  2. A Community Navigation Platform for Hackney

    Our platform Hoop’d is delivering a custom social prescribing service in Hackney. Hackney Circle combats health inequality through creative health and wellbeing interventions, reaching isolated older residents with participation opportunities.

    Learn more about A Community Navigation Platform for Hackney
  3. Tenancy sustainment tool for the Mayor of London

    The Tenancy Sustainment Tool delivers advice, triage and referral for those at risk of losing their home. The case management platform delivers more efficient referral pathways by assessing the needs of users, recommending appropriate information and advice, and prioritising cases.

    Learn more about Tenancy sustainment tool for the Mayor of London
  4. Dementia friendly venue accreditation for London

    Our framework Hoop’d delivers bespoke, accessible accreditation and training environments. This platform for Alzheimers UK and the Greater London Authority makes the process of learning, training and becoming dementia friendly available to all venues across London.

    Learn more about Dementia friendly venue accreditation for London
  5. Progress Online for Humber and Yorkshire

    Progress Online is the digital inclusion initiative for Humber and Yorkshire. Using a customised version of our Digital Inclusion Triage Tool we are building service provider networks, assessing the needs of residents and referring them to appropriate digital inclusion resources.

    Learn more about Progress Online for Humber and Yorkshire
  6. Reducing school exclusions in Cheshire

    The Directory of What Works supports teachers in assessing the needs of young people at risk of exclusion, creating better pathways into the most appropriate services. The directory is a customised version of our Triage Tool for Cheshire County Council and Social Finance.

    Learn more about Reducing school exclusions in Cheshire

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