Govtech | Discover webCAPTURE: Automation Made Simple

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Revolutionise revenues services with Netcall and Govtech’s intelligent automation

In this webinar recap, Graeme Maychell, Head of Service Solutions at GovtTech, shows how webCAPTURE transforms revenues processing. It works with Capita or NEC systems to automate up to 80% of routine jobs. These include council tax move-ins, move-outs and discounts. By reducing manual work, webCAPTURE helps teams focus on vital tasks like collecting revenue and supporting vulnerable residents.

Key benefits:

  • Save time: Automate repetitive tasks and cut down manual processing.
  • Proven results: Used by 50 councils, webCAPTURE processed over 40 million transactions last year.
  • Live demonstration: See how webCAPTURE handles complex tasks easily and accurately.

webCAPTURE is designed for councils looking to modernise its Revenues service. It’s fast to implement, transacts smoothly with your systems and requires little IT input.

Transform your service today. Watch the webinar now to see how Netcall and Govtech can make automation work for you.

Transform your revenues service today

Discover how webCAPTURE can revolutionise your revenues processing

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