11th of November 2022
As a demonstration of our ongoing commitment to Local Government, Netcall is delighted to announce that we have become the first supporting partner of LocalGov Drupal. Our partnership builds on our shared vision of delivering better digital citizen services and giving councils the tools to achieve this.
LocalGov Drupal (LGD) is a web publishing platform designed by councils to deliver a better digital experience for citizens. Netcall’s tools support the delivery of great citizen-centric digital services, which is reinforced by the commitments in its Manifesto for Local Government.
Councils using Liberty Create, our low-code platform, and LocalGov Drupal see both platforms delivering real synergy. The London Borough of Croydon, Cumbria County Council, and South Hams District and West Devon Council are already combining the two platforms to transform end-to-end customer journeys. Local authorities like these, across the UK, are collaborating on innovative solutions to tackle common challenges.
“LocalGov Drupal’s goal is to give council digital teams the ability to build and iterate web publishing functionality, based on user needs. Netcall is enabling the same thing. By connecting both platforms, councils can rapidly build best-in-class functionality across the entire user journey. Because we share the same user-first ethos, we’re thrilled to welcome Netcall as a supporting partner. It means a lot to us.”
Will Callaghan
Co-Founder and Product Lead, LocalGov Drupal
By supporting LGD, a council-created publishing platform, Netcall hopes to contribute to its continued success — making it easier for councils to deliver great digital services with reduced budgets and limited resources.
“LocalGov Drupal shares Netcall’s enthusiasm to build public assets, save money and improve services across local government. Our mission, as laid out in our Manifesto, is the same. We want to help councils achieve digital autonomy. We’re excited to support LGD who, like us, believe that collaboration and sharing leads to better outcomes for councils and their citizens. That’s why this partnership is a natural fit.”
Mark Gannon
Director Client Solutions Public Sector, Netcall
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Building on a shared vision of delivering better digital citizen services and giving councils the tools to achieve this
