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MOPAC + Croydon Council

MOPAC + Croydon Council

Direct client engagement. Postcode-level crime analytics platform with demographic overlays, trend analysis, and interactive mapping dashboards for the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) and Croydon Council's Violence Reduction Network. Integrates 6+ data sources into a unified intelligence layer for decision-support, with human decision-makers in the loop.

Predictive crime hotspots · live analytics

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Data sources integrated
On demand
Analytics cadence

The Challenge

MOPAC and Croydon Council needed a unified intelligence platform to replace fragmented spreadsheet-based reporting across multiple agencies. Analysts were spending significant time manually correlating data from disparate sources rather than acting on insights.

Our Approach

Built a postcode-level crime analytics platform integrating police, council, health, and demographic data sources via a unified API layer. Interactive mapping dashboards with demographic overlays allow analysts to identify patterns and inform community safety interventions. The platform supports human decisions; it does not make enforcement decisions.

Outcome

Policy teams can query postcode-level crime trends on demand, replacing ad-hoc reporting cycles with a continuously updated intelligence layer. The platform informs funding allocation and community safety strategy across the borough (as of July 2026).

Highlights

  • Government-grade platform, in production
  • 6+ integrated police and council data sources
  • Spatial intelligence and visualisation for analysts
  • Supports community safety policy decisions

Outcomes shown are specific to the stated scope, period and operating conditions. Results are not guaranteed and may not be representative of other deployments. Client names, logos and metrics are used with permission or anonymised where required.

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