People already tell government what is wrong, every day, on call-in radio, in the news and online. Parish Voices turns each concern into a case for the right office, and tracks it until it is fixed.
It runs on its own: recording call-in programmes, reading local news and public videos, and preparing the day’s concerns for a person to check.
Records radio talk shows, downloads replays, and reads local news and public videos as soon as they are posted.
Transcribes on secure computers, then picks out each real problem: what, where, which office and how urgent.
A trained reviewer hears the clip and approves it. It gets a case number, a due date and goes to the office.
Offices mark progress and fixes. A morning brief, a map and trend charts show what is open, closed and overdue.
A small team with personal logins: the morning brief, every case, the map, overdue items and trends.
A secure link for each case, by WhatsApp or email. No account to manage: open, listen, mark it “Working on it” or “Fixed”.
Their concerns reach the office that can act on them, and with WhatsApp reporting they hear back when it is fixed.
Callers are never named or profiled.
Broadcasts, news and public videos; official pages only with consent.
The software sorts; a reviewer decides, with the audio.
No political sentiment tracking, for any administration.
Dedicated servers, nothing sold; an in-country option.
Every approval and change is logged: who and when.
A 30-minute briefing with live examples from your own call-in programmes.
Parish Voices