Capital and Risk Partners
What ICCE provides.
ICCE gives funders, insurers, liquidity participants and other Capital and Risk Partners a governed source of temporary-labour operating evidence. It connects participating organisations, workforce activity, employment, payroll, payment and reconciliation information, creating a clearer view of the activity behind the financial and risk positions they are being asked to support.
Read more... Read less...
Within ICCE, relevant activity remains linked to the organisation, project, period and supply route that created it. Partners can receive approved portfolio views or data showing operating status, payroll and payment outcomes, evidence completeness and exceptions, while the underlying employment and commercial responsibilities remain with the correct parties.
This reduces reliance on periodic declarations and after-the-event reconstruction. Capital and Risk Partners can assess participation, monitor change, identify exceptions and focus attention where it is needed most. ICCE gives them a stronger evidence base for funding, underwriting, claims, liquidity and portfolio decisions.
Within ICCE, relevant activity remains linked to the organisation, project, period and supply route that created it. Partners can receive approved portfolio views or data showing operating status, payroll and payment outcomes, evidence completeness and exceptions, while the underlying employment and commercial responsibilities remain with the correct parties.
This reduces reliance on periodic declarations and after-the-event reconstruction. Capital and Risk Partners can assess participation, monitor change, identify exceptions and focus attention where it is needed most. ICCE gives them a stronger evidence base for funding, underwriting, claims, liquidity and portfolio decisions.
How this is achieved.
The ICCE Platform preserves clear responsibility between participation controls, workforce activity, payroll determination, payment processing and reporting. Each output remains attributable to its source and connected to the relevant organisation, project, period and supply route, giving Capital and Risk Partners a governed operating view rather than a blended financial narrative.
ICCE Onboarding
ICCE Onboarding validates the identity, role and participation information of organisations entering the operating environment. This creates a controlled information boundary in which Partner views remain linked to identifiable counterparties and limited to the activity authorised for their role.
Explore capabilityFunding Controls
Funding Controls assess whether required financial conditions are present before relevant activity proceeds and continue to monitor those conditions as the system operates. Future activity is restricted where the required position is no longer satisfied, moving financial-readiness assessment closer to the point at which new activity is admitted without exposing protected calculation logic.
Explore capabilityICCE Transaction Evidence
The ICCE Platform connects participant identity, engagement activity, employment position, payroll results, statutory treatment, payment outcomes and corrections as the transaction progresses. External participation information remains distinguishable from system-generated evidence, preserving data provenance and preventing different types of information from being blended into an ambiguous risk position.
Explore capabilityICCE Trusted Payments
ICCE Trusted Payments keeps payroll obligation and payment execution distinct while preserving the evidence relationship between them. Partners receive a clearer view of whether calculated outcomes progressed into the expected payment state and where exceptions or incomplete linkages remain.
Explore capabilityICCE Reporting and Intelligence
Role-scoped dashboards, structured extracts and authorised API datasets are produced from the connected transaction record. Reporting scope, current and finalised status, source references, exceptions and change events remain identifiable, supporting human oversight and system-to-system monitoring from the same governed evidence base.
Explore capabilityEvidence and outcomes.
The ICCE Platform provides Capital and Risk Partners with governed portfolio evidence derived from the temporary-workforce activity underlying the positions they support. Participating organisations, supported activity, operating status, payroll outcomes, payment outcomes and reconciliation results remain connected to their originating project, period and supply route. This gives Partners a structured operating view rather than a detached management summary assembled after the event.
Read more... Read less...
Each dashboard view, structured extract or API-delivered dataset is generated for a defined recipient, authorised scope and reporting period. Current operating indicators remain distinguishable from finalised outcomes, derived performance measures remain distinguishable from underlying system records, and externally supplied participation or policy information remains identifiable as external input. This preserves the meaning and authority of each value, preventing a portfolio view from blending provisional information, final results and Partner-supplied references into one ambiguous position.
The ICCE Platform reconciles related employment, payroll, payment and execution-status records and surfaces missing linkages, incomplete evidence and outcome differences as explicit exceptions. It does not normalise inconsistencies into an apparently complete report. Change notifications and dated status updates preserve when relevant operating or participation information changed, supporting earlier review and more targeted intervention.
For automated exchange, governed API feeds and structured data extracts deliver the authorised portfolio view into Partner systems, while connection and data-feed status support operational oversight of that exchange. Audit and assurance outputs preserve source references, reporting scope, version status, evidence coverage, exception history and linked corrections. Selected results therefore remain capable of review and reproduction without exposing protected funding calculations, internal financial logic or payment architecture.
This gives Capital and Risk Partners a fundamentally better basis for participation. Instead of assessing a position through periodic summaries that sit apart from the underlying activity, they see evidence connected to the organisations, projects, payroll outcomes and payment results that create the position. That makes risk easier to understand, change easier to detect and intervention easier to direct, supporting more confident and disciplined funding, insurance, liquidity and portfolio decisions.
Each dashboard view, structured extract or API-delivered dataset is generated for a defined recipient, authorised scope and reporting period. Current operating indicators remain distinguishable from finalised outcomes, derived performance measures remain distinguishable from underlying system records, and externally supplied participation or policy information remains identifiable as external input. This preserves the meaning and authority of each value, preventing a portfolio view from blending provisional information, final results and Partner-supplied references into one ambiguous position.
The ICCE Platform reconciles related employment, payroll, payment and execution-status records and surfaces missing linkages, incomplete evidence and outcome differences as explicit exceptions. It does not normalise inconsistencies into an apparently complete report. Change notifications and dated status updates preserve when relevant operating or participation information changed, supporting earlier review and more targeted intervention.
For automated exchange, governed API feeds and structured data extracts deliver the authorised portfolio view into Partner systems, while connection and data-feed status support operational oversight of that exchange. Audit and assurance outputs preserve source references, reporting scope, version status, evidence coverage, exception history and linked corrections. Selected results therefore remain capable of review and reproduction without exposing protected funding calculations, internal financial logic or payment architecture.
This gives Capital and Risk Partners a fundamentally better basis for participation. Instead of assessing a position through periodic summaries that sit apart from the underlying activity, they see evidence connected to the organisations, projects, payroll outcomes and payment results that create the position. That makes risk easier to understand, change easier to detect and intervention easier to direct, supporting more confident and disciplined funding, insurance, liquidity and portfolio decisions.
Capital and Risk Partner Participation
Capital and Risk Partners access the ICCE Platform through a desktop workspace, an authorised API connection or a combination of both. The desktop environment supports direct portfolio oversight, while the API moves agreed information between the ICCE Platform and the Partner’s own systems.
Illustrative platform view
Labour supply-chain overview
Responsible procurement coverage
Last 7 periods
Supplier activity
Live status
North build package
12 engagements · 3 suppliers
On track
Civils call-off
8 engagements · 1 review
Review
MEP delivery
19 engagements · paid
Complete
Fit-out package
6 engagements · active
Active
Read more... Read less...
Partners submit relevant participation, facility, policy or status information and exchange authorised updates when those positions change. They monitor the ICCE activity they support, receive structured data extracts and connect system-to-system feeds where ongoing automated exchange is required.
Their governed access also includes the audit and assurance records relevant to their participation. This combines human oversight with structured data exchange while preserving an information boundary suited to the Partner’s role and protecting internal financial calculations and payment architecture.
Partners submit relevant participation, facility, policy or status information and exchange authorised updates when those positions change. They monitor the ICCE activity they support, receive structured data extracts and connect system-to-system feeds where ongoing automated exchange is required.
Their governed access also includes the audit and assurance records relevant to their participation. This combines human oversight with structured data exchange while preserving an information boundary suited to the Partner’s role and protecting internal financial calculations and payment architecture.
Access to ICCE
ICCE is seeking feedback, technical and commercial insight, consultation and expressions of interest from funders, insurers, liquidity participants and other Capital and Risk Partners. Early discussions will help shape participation requirements, portfolio reporting, governed data exchange, API priorities, monitoring outputs and the evidence needed to support risk and capital decisions.
ICCE intends to launch with a select group of Partners aligned with stronger tax compliance, better employment outcomes and more responsible temporary-labour markets. Early involvement is expected to create significant commercial advantage through closer participation in a governed new operating environment and the opportunity to influence the information and evidence structures supporting it. Interested Partners should make contact through the Stakeholder Interest form.