4 (Project Engagement). This, alongside the results and recommendations included in this report, indicate there are opportunities to build on existing interest resulting in national usability and scalability. Summary of Expected Benefits Evaluation From evaluating the expected benefits, users could streamline their search process by finding documents and case notes in chronological order, saving time by locating relevant information faster. Being able to quickly identify whether a document exists or not is a valuable benefit as it will reduce frustration and save time spent searching. The elimination of the need to download documents to view its contents would reduce reading time and increase productivity. Enhanced ecomaps that provide more detailed information about connections and relationships within networks could assist practitioners in their decision-making processes and assessments. Multi-agency meetings could benefit from quicker identification of connections and relationships. There are more details in the following Section 4.4 (Feasibility Study), this includes reports on data retrieval tasks (4.4.2) and children’s networks (4.4.3). Seven expected benefits identified at the outset would need a longer pilot period to assess, however the work did gather baseline data for these that should allow for a future assessment to take place. 31 OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE 4.4 Feasibility Study This section covers technical feasibility in terms of the technical work required to set-up and maintain the tool, exploration of the results from test scenarios (timing data retrieval taskings and measuring the size of networks), considerations relating to the existing case management system and risk and mitigation strategies. The baseline survey assists with assessing feasibility, espec