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ePass
Turning fragmented licensing into one connected system for councils and regulators
About ePass
Too many licensing, permitting and registration services are still held together by disconnected systems, manual workarounds and stretched teams. Every new policy requirement adds more complexity. More forms. More data. More pressure. ePass is building the shared digital infrastructure behind licensing, permitting and registration to solve that. Residents and businesses can apply, pay, renew and manage licences in the same place. Public sector teams can process applications, issue approvals, manage inspections and enforce compliance in one connected system. Built with the Scottish Government and serving 32 local authorities, ePass is already helping teams cut processing times by 40%, reduce admin and clear backlogs that would otherwise take years to work through. The result is faster decisions for businesses, more reliable services for citizens, and a foundation government can actually build on, including AI and automation. One system. Reusable across services. For government, local authorities, frontline officers, and the businesses and citizens who depend on them. The system behind every licence.
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Signals from ePass
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
ePass earned a mention in the paper part of the most radical reshaping of public services in Holyrood's history.
Reported by James Buchan
Presence & Recognition
ePass team members attended the Holyrood Connect Public Sector Digital Leadership Exchange in Scotland
Reported by ePass
Presence & Recognition
ePass participated in the Public Sector Digital Leadership Exchange at Holyrood Connect, a digital leadership event connecting with digital leaders across Scotland's public services.
Reported by James Buchan
Research & Knowledge
ePass published a new campaign titled #LicencetoSpeak focusing on bespoke vs buy decisions in government tech infrastructure.
Reported by James Buchan