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GDS Service Standard assessment
The UK Government Digital Service (GDS) Service Standard is the 14-point standard for building and running good public services, paired with the Technology Code of Practice for technology decisions.
Check public-sector services against the GDS Service Standard and Technology Code of Practice.
What it covers
Inside a GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice assessment.
Celeredge checks a public-sector service against the 14 GDS Service Standard points and the Technology Code of Practice, ahead of a service assessment.
- Scored on GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice's own scale — not a generic rubric
- Every score traceable to the client's own evidence
- Gaps ranked by severity, ready to become the plan
- A board-ready slide deck and detailed report, generated automatically
How it works
From the client's documents to a board-ready deck.
1 · Evidence in
Upload the client's documents — policies, reports, data. An AI interviewer asks targeted follow-ups to fill anything missing.
2 · Scored on the standard
Every dimension is scored on the framework's own scale, with each score traceable to the evidence behind it — gaps ranked by severity.
3 · Board-ready out
A board-ready slide deck and HTML report are generated automatically — executive summary, maturity landscape and a sequenced plan.
Questions
GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice assessment — FAQ
What is GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice?
The UK Government Digital Service (GDS) Service Standard is the 14-point standard for building and running good public services, paired with the Technology Code of Practice for technology decisions.
What does a Celeredge GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice assessment deliver?
An evidence-based maturity or readiness assessment scored on GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice's own scale, with gaps ranked by severity and an auto-generated, board-ready slide deck and detailed report — every score traceable to the evidence behind it.
How does the GDS Service Standard & Technology Code of Practice assessment work?
Clients upload their own evidence — policies, reports and data. An AI interviewer asks targeted follow-ups to fill anything missing, the platform scores against the framework, ranks the gaps, and generates the deliverables.
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