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Councils can fund resident access, promote StayClear through local channels and review aggregate programme reporting.

StayClear combines a practical resident intervention with local insight into reach, engagement, risk moments and reported outcomes.

Distribution can use council websites, campaign pages, QR codes, libraries, money advice, wellbeing services, community groups and partner referrals.

The dashboard covers resident reach, activation, reminder delivery, engagement, risk patterns, access routes, demographic reach and reported outcomes.

Personal goals, reminder wording and individual schedules stay in the resident’s account. Council reporting uses agreed programme-level measures.

Reports show response coverage alongside resident-reported avoided deposits, protected amounts, helpfulness and baseline-to-follow-up change.

Yes. StayClear provides a demonstration account with fictional data for procurement and programme planning.

A pilot can define geography, eligibility, distribution routes, funded places, reporting measures, governance and review dates before launch.

Operators can fund independent StayClear access and signpost customers during safer gambling journeys.

Offer it after a customer interaction, limit change, cooling-off decision, self-exclusion discussion or request for more control.

The customer controls their account, goals, reminder wording, timing and delivery preferences.

Agreed reports can cover funded access, activation, delivery and aggregate engagement.

Yes. It gives customers an independent action they can carry into everyday life between account interactions.

Agree adoption, activation, engagement and customer feedback measures before launch, then review them beside existing customer-protection activity.

Banks can fund access after a gambling-block activation, vulnerability disclosure, complaint or support-team contact.

The bank block restricts eligible gambling payments. StayClear reminds the customer of their goal and next action before a known pressure point.

A first pilot can begin through referrals and funded access. Transaction-triggered journeys can follow after separate technical and governance review.

The customer chooses their reminders, timing, wording and any optional data connections.

Agreed reports can cover referrals, funded access, activation, delivery and aggregate engagement.

Track uptake and engagement, then compare suitable support measures such as block retention, repeat contact and customer feedback within the agreed pilot design.

Employers can fund voluntary access through wellbeing, benefits, payroll education and financial support channels.

Personal reminders can support goals around pay, bills, debt recovery, sleep, focus and relationships.

Employers receive agreed programme totals. Employees control their reminder plans and wording.

Managers can share the access route as part of a supportive conversation. The employee decides whether to join.

Place StayClear beside employee assistance, financial wellbeing, debt support, mental health services and occupational health.

Review awareness, activation, continued use and aggregate feedback. Use workforce outcomes only where the pilot design and data quality support them.

An organisation pays for eligible people to use StayClear for an agreed period or programme.

Eligible users enter a code or follow a campaign link. The account then receives the funded access attached to that programme.

Yes. Campaign pages can carry the organisation’s route, eligibility information and call to action whilst keeping the StayClear experience consistent.

Agree the audience, access route, funded places, communications, support pathway, reporting, governance and review timetable.

Reporting can include access, activation, delivery, engagement, feedback and aggregate outcomes, subject to programme scope and privacy controls.

Reporting combines small groups at the agreed disclosure threshold to reduce identification risk.

Yes. Tagged links, QR codes, partner referrals and dedicated landing pages can connect campaign activity to aggregate uptake.

Use the organisation contact form to share your audience, geography, expected reach, preferred launch date and reporting needs.