For organisations
Address data tells your operation where places are. SARScore tells it what arriving there actually takes.
Logistics and field services
Failed and delayed jobs concentrate at predictable points: nowhere practical to stop, controlled entrances that depend on a resident answering, lifts that are out, long internal carries. SARScore expresses those conditions as a route-level score with explicit barriers: the difference between a ground-floor handover and an eighteenth-floor journey visible before the vehicle is loaded. Operators can also feed the loop: attested operational data from real deliveries can become qualifying evidence under a partner agreement, seeding coverage across your own territory fastest.
Councils and housing providers
Compliance documents describe how buildings were approved; SARScore describes how they behave. A housing portfolio scored route by route shows where residents, carers and services actually struggle , evidence-led, current, and explainable down to the individual observation, with temporary conditions (lift outages, works) tracked separately from permanent character.
Property owners and managers
An asset's real-world accessibility is part of its performance. SARScore gives owners a verifiable, versioned measure of it, and because scores are evidence-bound, an improvement made on the ground becomes a visible improvement in the record once verified.
How the data holds up
Every score is calculated deterministically from observed facts by a versioned methodology, published only through a verification gate, and stored as immutable snapshots with full evidence lineage: the properties an operational or procurement decision needs. Read the methodology. Published scores are explained in plain language using the access facts that support them. SARScore's detailed calculation, including its weights, thresholds and aggregation rules, is proprietary and confidential.
API and data access
The platform is API-first by architecture: route and score data are designed to be consumed by dispatch systems, planning tools and asset registers. Commercial API access follows the current East London pilot. If route-level access intelligence would change decisions in your operation, we would like to talk while the pilot is shaping what ships: partnerships@sarscore.com.
SARScore is in early development. Everything above describes the working platform; no claim exceeds the evidence. That discipline is deliberate.