forms and intake

Collection that produces data, not paper.

Forms turns applications, requests, surveys and field collection into structured submissions that are immediately classified, searchable and reportable.

Instrument design

Membership applications, funding requests, incident reports, housing requests and field surveys built by staff without developers.

Structured submissions

Answers are captured as data, so they can be filtered, counted and reported rather than re-keyed.

Routing on submission

A completed form can open a task, notify a department or start an approval workflow.

Offline capture

Field collection continues without connectivity and reconciles when the device returns.

intake

Intake that lands in the record, once.

Most administrative burden in a Nation office is intake: collecting the same information repeatedly and transcribing it by hand.

Re-keying introduces error

Every manual transfer between paper, spreadsheet and report is a chance to lose accuracy.

Reporting depends on structure

Funder reporting is far easier when the underlying intake was structured from the start.

Community data belongs to the Nation

Survey and consultation data collected on external platforms leaves the Nation’s control.

how it works

Inside Tsen’awt.

Forms writes directly into the governed record, using the same classification and permissions as every other application.

Classified on arrival

Each instrument maps its submissions to a record class and retention rule.

Attached to the subject

A submission links to the member, household, project or agreement it concerns.

Feeds reporting

Structured fields become the source for compliance and funding reports.

Auditable

Submission, amendment and access events are all recorded.

built in

Less re-keying, cleaner reporting, a defensible trail.

Intake stops being the bottleneck.

Less transcription

Staff time moves from data entry to the decisions the data supports.

Cleaner reporting

Reports are drawn from structured submissions rather than reconstructed.

Defensible process

Who submitted, who reviewed and what changed is recorded.

next step

Bring this into your Nation.

We start with an assessment of how your departments already work, then bring that work into the environment one area at a time.