Case study:
A social housing provider in England moved housing benefit schedules into a structured capture workflow to remove repetitive keying and keep uploads consistent.
Product:
Scanning & Capture
Industry:
Social Housing
Region:
United Kingdom
Requirement:
Extract line-item data + deliver CSV for upload
Volume Delivered:
554 schedules processed in 5 months
Inbound Source:
Schedules received monthly
Read Time: 6 minutes
CASE STUDIES:
Stonewater’s experience shows what social housing providers gain when schedule processing becomes consistent – despite changing Local Authority layouts.
Kefron’s solution has really helped Stonewater in its strategy to digitalise internal processes. The cost-effective solution has allowed us to refocus resources on value-adding activities that can really make a difference to our customers!
Matt Brombley
Head of Financial ServicesTHE CHALLENGE:
At Stonewater, housing benefit schedules arrive constantly, and they don’t arrive in one “nice” format. Even with some digital files available, a large share still came in as PDFs or paper, which forced the team into repetitive keying to keep their housing management system up to date.
Here’s what they faced:
They needed an immediate solution to keep schedule processing accurate and fast – by digitising records rather than continuing to scale manual input.
THE SOLUTION:
Kefron implemented a structured workflow to support digitising records from housing benefit schedules, even as Local Authority layouts changed over time:
With this approach, Stonewater could process schedules consistently even as formats changed, while removing the manual workload that used to slow the team down.
THE RESULTS:
By digitising records for day-to-day operations, Stonewater achieved what high-volume housing teams need most: consistent processing, reliable data, and clearer financial control, without tying up staff in repetitive entry work.
The Kefron team has been professional, friendly, and helpful with their solutions to numerous queries during the initial implementation phase. Digitising repetitive tasks allows our team to focus on more value-adding activities.
Janet Carter
Revenues Accounting ManagerStonewater’s story shows what changes when housing benefit schedules stop being typed in manually and start flowing in as structured data. It matters if you need to
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Turn incoming schedules and paper-heavy finance documents into structured data you can upload without manual typing, so your team saves time, improves accuracy, and keeps a clear audit trail.
You send or upload your incoming documents (including paper and PDFs). Kefron captures the information, structures it into an agreed output (like CSV), and returns it so your team can upload it into your system without re-keying.
Yes. The workflow is designed around format variation. Templates are created per layout, and they can be updated when a source changes their schedule format.
Documents are provided through a secure transfer method (such as secure file upload/FTP), and outputs are returned through the same controlled process.
The process reduces the risk that comes with manual entry by using a consistent capture method and standard outputs, lowering the need for downstream corrections and rework.
Housing benefit schedules and other structured, line-based documents that need accurate capture for finance and back-office processing, especially where formats vary by source.
No. The goal is to deliver captured data in a format your current system can accept, so your internal process stays familiar – just faster and more reliable.
When a Local Authority changes a layout, the capture template is adjusted so the data continues to be extracted correctly without your team needing to create new workarounds.
Handling is agreed upfront based on your requirements, such as return of originals or secure retention, so the process stays controlled and auditable end to end.