 Views and Qlik Apps? The strategic and aggregated views use existing anonymised TFD data, to give higher level context on a broad range of different issues. This is displayed in Qlik apps, a data visualisation platform, with filtering capabilities so that trends and patterns can be explored. This aggregated and depersonalised information is also used to create bespoke views and apps. There were a range of different apps using aggregated data, some of which served bespoke needs of certain service managers. For the purpose of our evaluation, we will focus on the Strategic Demand app and the School Demand app, since these were used by a sufficient number of practitioners to make a reliable assessment of their impact. The Strategic Demand app was available to service managers and visualised a range of commonly requested TFD information at an aggregated level, which could be filtered according to the needs of each user. The School Demand app was designed for specific Early Intervention teams managers, it brought together different datasets to demonstrate complexity across different schools as a means to plan support. Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 19 Figure 9: Qlik app view of Police App Why were these views and apps created? The goal of these products was to provide aggregated data on a range of areas, so that leaders could perform analysis to guide decision making, for example around provision of resource to support certain areas of schools. They were also developed to provide a tool for those making analytical requests to the Insight Bristol team to self-serve. Who developed these views and apps? The different views of TFD data have been developed by the Insight Bristol team in collaboration with the tea