 versions of the data factory infrastructure and SQL Database could enable other organisations to set something similar up with minimum effort. 4.5 Acceptability study Acceptability will be assessed through user feedback, User Experience (UX) assessment, reviewing project engagement, AI ethics, climate change and equalities considerations. Information in this section is intended to communicate whether stakeholders would support and use the product and draw out insights about how to shape the product for ongoing positive reception amongst stakeholders and benefits realisation. 44 OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE 4.5.1 Initial Feedback from Children’s Social Care Locality Days During the locality events whilst the tool was being presented a paper survey was conducted that included several qualitative questions about the first impression and ease of use of the tool (Appendix 3). Thematic coding of these responses was undertaken The main themes from the survey responses were:  Feeling positive about the tool "Amazing and will be helpful in practice very excited of what's to come" "This was great and will help and save time" "Helpful tool will save time searching case notes and documents"  Tool looks complicated "Looked confusing with all the lines" “Overwhelming with a lot of information” "Looked complex but I'm sure it will be easier when using"  Training would be needed "Needs more explanation" “Will be helpful but would need more training” "I am very intrigued, I see huge benefit but need more information and training to use safely" The survey asked for suggestions of features that could be useful to include in future versions, the main suggestions were:  Integration to other systems  Identify professionals/family members relationships  Dictation feature (for data input)  Tim