other sources that we may not ordinarily use.” [Triage Practitioner] Information and notifications provided by the TFD enable timelier responses The holistic view of a child’s vulnerability provided by the TFD enables workers to identify information that may prompt additional investigations they might not have pursued otherwise. This proactive approach allows for addressing issues at an earlier stage. For instance, a Triage practitioner highlighted that, when handling referrals related to domestic abuse, information from the TFD about the case history could prompt further investigation with other agencies: “If we get a domestic abuse referral, it might be that on our system there's no other domestic abuse referrals, but looking at the TFD, we could potentially see that there have actually been three other incidents in six months. Then, we’ll ask the police for that information and go through a MASH [Multi-agency Safeguarding Hub] process. So we use the TFD as an indicator of what information we might be missing and then gather information via alternate processes that we have.” Functionality within the TFD allows workers to promptly receive police notifications, leading to earlier contact with the police to gather details about the crime that might otherwise remain unknown. As an Early Intervention practitioner describes: “[Notifications] prompt me to [contact the police officer] sooner than if I hadn't heard about that notification from the police until several months later, which can happen.” The TFD can support constructive working relationships across different agencies Some workers find the holistic view of the TFD particularly useful for quickly retrieving context on a child when contacted by another agency. For example, a practitioner noted that: “[The TFD] is rea