A walkthrough
Official address data in. A walked electorate out.
For organisers
Running the campaign
Cutting turf, handing it out, and reading what came back.
1Start a campaign
Tick the seats you have licensed and write the questions you want asked. The address universe comes with them.
2See the whole seat at once
Where your lists are, and what the census says about the ground between them.
3Cut the routes
Draw an area, or drop a meeting point and take everything within a walk of it. Routes follow the real street network.
4Hand them out
One volunteer, one list, or a whole batch at a time. It appears on their phone immediately.
5Read the numbers
Progress against target, who is out knocking, and how the team is tracking this month.
6Go back to the ones who matter
Everyone who offered to volunteer, offered a sign, or needs a translator — as a list you can export.
For volunteers
At the door
On a phone, or on a printed sheet — the list is the same either way.
1Everything you've been given, on one screen
Sign in and your lists are already there. No paperwork to collect, nothing to print.
2The route is already in order
Numbered down one side of the street and back the other, with what happened at each door last time.
3See the door before you knock
Green means someone talked to us, grey means they were busy. Nobody gets knocked twice.
4Record it at the door
Big targets, thumb reach, one screen. Outcome, how supportive they were, what they raised.
5Or take it on paper
Print the list with tick boxes, your questions and a map of the route — six doors a page, or one big page a door. Someone types the sheets in afterwards.