Solutions by sector

Evaluation for the public sector

Every decision has to be defensible under audit and freedom of information, and the system has to clear an IT security review before anyone can log in.

Three things that are true here and nowhere else

01

Procurement comes before the product

Security review, accessibility conformance, data residency and a signed processing agreement, all before a first user account exists.

What PeerPath doesThe security and accessibility pages are published and ungated, so an IT review can begin without asking us for anything.
02

The record is the deliverable

A request under freedom of information can arrive years later, and what matters then is what the file can show.

What PeerPath doesWho scored what, when, and on what basis, kept without anyone having to maintain it.
03

Fairness has to be demonstrable

Equal treatment on its own is not enough if the process cannot show that it happened.

What PeerPath doesSealed scoring until every evaluator has submitted, declared interests, and moderation as a recorded step.
Tender submissionCompliance checkSealed scoringModerationRanked awardDecision recordNon compliantReason recorded and returnedClarification
A worked example

A tender evaluation, with sealed scoring and a recorded moderation step

Scores stay sealed until every evaluator has submitted, so nobody anchors on a colleague’s number. Moderation is a recorded step rather than a meeting whose outcome appears without explanation.

The four capabilities this sector leans on

Peer review workflows

Rules that mirror your evaluation procedure, including sealed stages.

Peer review workflows

Reporting and analytics

Ranked outcomes and score distribution, ready for an award notice.

Reporting and analytics

Data management

Retention and disposal schedules set per programme and logged when they run.

Data management

Collaboration and communication

Clarification questions kept with the tender they belong to.

Collaboration and communication

Connections that matter in this sector

For a public sector buyer the security and accessibility pages are part of the product rather than a footnote. Both are linked below and neither is gated.

Different people ask different questions of the same process. The role pages answer them one constituency at a time.

What buyers in this sector often ask

Where is our data held?

In the EU by default, in the region you choose. The security page lists the hosting arrangement and every sub processor.

Do you support single sign on and our directory?

Yes, SAML and OIDC, with roles mapped from your directory groups.

Which procurement frameworks are you on?

Ask us. We will tell you what we are on and what we are not, rather than implying coverage we do not have.

What is your accessibility conformance?

WCAG 2.2 AA, with a published statement covering both this site and the application, including known exceptions.

How long is data retained, and how is it disposed of?

You set the schedule. Retention, archiving and disposal are configured per programme and logged each time they run.

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