FAImos — For Growth Hubs & Business Support
Audit-Ready Evidence and UKSPF Reporting for Public Programmes.
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Provision your participating businesses with a complete AI growth operating system for their marketing and sales. In return, your team receives automated snapshots, early warnings and audit-ready reporting across the whole programme—without chasing manual updates.
Run a better-informed programme, prepare funder reporting more efficiently and focus adviser support. The commercial visibility comes automatically from the work your participating businesses do in FAImos every day.
What your support team sees
1. Whole-programme visibility—not just attendance figures
Your support team needs to understand what businesses do with the help they receive. FAImos shows the commercial work happening across your programme: campaigns being developed, sales opportunities being followed up and changes in pipeline movement. It provides a practical picture of progress beyond the number of meetings or workshops attended.
Look across all supported businesses, then focus on an individual participant when needed. Standardised weekly snapshots help your team recognise shared challenges, follow changes over time and decide where adviser time would be most useful.
- Review recorded campaign and sales activity across participating businesses.
- Compare progress and identify common support needs across the programme.
- Prepare business reviews and programme-wide reports from the same connected view.
Understand where your support is being put into practice and where a business needs more help.
2. UKSPF and Innovate UK reporting with traceable evidence
Funder reporting needs a clear account of the programme and the evidence behind it. FAImos supports reports and evidence packs for UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and Innovate UK programmes, including the relevant output indicators and project metrics. The reporting brings programme records and approved evidence together with the commercial context of participating businesses.
Clear source labels and records of where information came from make the reporting easier to prepare and review. Your team can connect reported progress to the underlying records, carry evidence through the reporting period and prepare a clearer pack for funders and auditors.
- Prepare UKSPF and Innovate UK reports and evidence packs in the relevant formats.
- Bring approved evidence and programme information into funder reporting.
- Trace reported information back to its source and retain the reporting history.
Build audit-ready reporting as the programme runs, rather than starting an evidence-gathering exercise at the end.
3. Group reporting and substantial savings in preparation time
The reporting value extends across the whole programme. Your team can review individual businesses and prepare a wider group picture from consistent records. Identify shared patterns, bring together programme progress and prepare updates for managers, delivery partners and funders without repeatedly rebuilding the information.
Automatic commercial snapshots reduce the need to chase every participant for a separate update. Built-in AI helps prepare reports from the available information, while exports allow your team to keep using its existing reporting systems. Less collection, reformatting and manual revision means substantial reporting-cost savings.
- Prepare group and funder reports across all participating businesses.
- Use AI assistance to organise the available information for report preparation.
- Export commercial information into the reporting systems your team already uses.
Make reporting a manageable part of programme delivery, rather than a separate administrative burden.
4. Historical records and financial context from day one
Businesses join a support programme with earlier work and records already in place. Import historical operating information and past spreadsheets so advisers can begin with context. The business does not have to wait for a new reporting period before your team can understand its starting position.
Management accounts, previous programme records and compliance or claim evidence add to the current commercial view. Your team can bring that material into onboarding and reporting while keeping its source clear. Earlier information and new commercial activity then support the same ongoing review.
- Bring historical business records and previous spreadsheets into onboarding.
- Use management accounts alongside current campaign and sales information.
- Keep programme and claim evidence available with clear source records.
Help advisers understand the business sooner and avoid asking participants to recreate background information.
5. Early warnings and momentum that guide timely support
A business can attend the programme while its commercial work slows down. FAImos makes changes in campaign activity and sales progress visible, including stalled campaigns and deals that are no longer moving. Weekly snapshots help your team follow those changes rather than relying only on the next participant update.
Momentum measures bring the commercial signals together, with the activity behind them available for context. Review the programme as a whole, identify the participants needing attention and decide where a check-in or specialist adviser would be most useful.
- Notice stalled campaigns, slowing pipeline movement and changes in activity.
- Review momentum alongside the business records that explain it.
- Focus follow-up on the participants and commercial issues needing attention.
Use commercial progress to guide support, rather than treating every business as having the same needs.
6. Specialist adviser help where businesses can act on it
The connection works both ways: businesses supply the commercial picture through their daily work, and your advisers use that picture to offer better-targeted help. A marketing specialist can focus on a campaign; a sales adviser can help with pipeline movement and customer follow-up. The advice connects to the business’s current priorities.
AI-assisted meeting briefs help advisers prepare from available records before a conversation. Within FAImos, specialist advisers can understand the business context and support the next practical step. Businesses retain final campaign approval while advisers help them prepare and improve the work.
- Prepare adviser conversations from current activity and historical context.
- Offer focused specialist support directly within the platform.
- Give businesses a connected workspace in which to put the advice into practice.
Move beyond recording that support happened to helping businesses make commercial progress.
Security, provenance and access
Protected access for businesses, advisers and programme teams
Multi-factor authentication protects access to participant workspaces, adviser accounts and programme views. Clear roles and access settings support the different jobs each person needs to do, including work with sensitive financial information. Data-processing and data-sharing arrangements provide the basis for programme reporting.
Audit-ready records with a clear source
Recorded activity, imported history and approved financial or programme information keep their source labels. Your team can follow reports back to the information behind them. This supports review, accountability and a clear record of how the report was prepared.
Compliance by design, with certification planned upon investment
FAImos has been built with relevant compliance requirements in mind. Formal certification is planned upon investment. The roadmap includes Cyber Essentials Plus assessment and G-Cloud submission readiness. The implemented access controls and source records support secure, traceable reporting today.
How the connected system supports your businesses
Supported businesses use FAImos to plan strategy, create and publish campaigns, and manage sales and customer relationships in one connected workspace. It reduces fragmented tooling and gives them a practical place to put advice into action.
Business Memory keeps brand history, campaign learning and customer context together, so future work can build on what the business already knows. That history continues to support the business beyond the programme.
The programme view comes from this everyday work in FAImos. Your support team receives commercial context as the business uses the system, while advisers can use that shared view to offer targeted help.
Discuss your programme
Talk through your programme, the reporting you need and how advisers will support your businesses. We can agree onboarding, historical imports and commercial terms before rollout.