Make official statistics easier to find, understand, reuse and trust.
A governed dissemination and utilisation layer that complements production and open-data systems, without compromising impartiality or confidentiality.
Request a demoHigh-quality statistics still go unread.
Five gaps statistics offices describe, and what DER does about each.
Where evidence gets stuck
What it costs the institution
How DER fills the gap
Where evidence gets stuck
Statistics are distributed across publications, data portals, archives and directorates
What it costs the institution
Users struggle to discover the latest authoritative release
How DER fills the gap
Harvested catalogue, version status, related series, common taxonomy and unified search
Where evidence gets stuck
Technical products do not meet every audience's literacy or time constraints
What it costs the institution
High-quality releases remain unread or are misinterpreted
How DER fills the gap
Data stories, statistical briefs, public explainers, media packs and social copy generated from approved source text
Where evidence gets stuck
Release workflows and corrections are hard to trace
What it costs the institution
Inconsistent versions undermine trust
How DER fills the gap
Embargo-aware review, approval, publication and withdrawal or correction records
Where evidence gets stuck
Misinformation travels faster than official explanations
What it costs the institution
Public trust erodes even when the underlying statistics are sound
How DER fills the gap
Rapid source-linked explainers, FAQs and media products, with monitored attention signals
Where evidence gets stuck
Use of statistics in policy is not systematically evidenced
What it costs the institution
The office cannot demonstrate public value or prioritise user engagement
How DER fills the gap
Impact cases for policy, budget, market, media and research use; attention-to-use analytics
Products this group creates from one governed source.
Release briefs
Methodology notes
Sector and county profiles
Data stories
Journalist and media packs
Myth-versus-fact explainers
Social cards and copy
Policy-use case studies
Release calendars and correction notices
Likely business owners
Statistician-General, dissemination and data stewardship teams
Typical starting package
DER Institutional.
Make every official statistic traceable, understandable and usable before misinformation fills the gap.
DER complements the production and open-data systems of a statistics office with a governed dissemination and utilisation layer. It harvests authoritative outputs, converts each release into audience-ready products, protects confidentiality boundaries, records corrections and channels, and shows where statistics influence policy, markets, media and research.
Capabilities shown are the configuration DER is designed around. Scope, integrations and timelines are agreed with each institution.
See it on your own evidence.
A short discovery conversation, then a demonstration built around your priority decision or release.