Mission zones
Draw the streets you serve. We connect the data.
A mission zone is a polygon you trace on a real map. Once saved, Hailo joins it to the public datasets that already describe that ground — census, deprivation, crime, health, housing — and turns the result into indicators, briefings, alerts and reports.
Trace a boundary on a real street map.
Open the editor, click around the streets you care about, and close the polygon. The boundary follows real geography — not a postcode or catchment.
What this gives you
- A geographic boundary stored against your organisation — editable any time.
- Hailo matches the polygon to underlying census areas (LSOAs in the UK, tracts in the US).
- Indicators begin appearing within minutes — no spreadsheets to upload.
Public datasets, joined to your geography.
Hailo overlays your polygon against the small-area datasets your government already publishes. Nothing personal, nothing scraped — just the open statistics that describe a place.
- Census 2021 (ONS)
- Indices of Multiple Deprivation
- Police.uk street-level crime
- NHS health profiles
- American Community Survey (5-yr)
- Census tract boundaries
- FBI Uniform Crime Reporting
- CDC PLACES health data
- LSOA / tract intersection
- Population-weighted aggregation
- Automatic refresh on update
- Provenance recorded per value
Community Data appears, indicator by indicator.
Inside the dashboard, every indicator is sourced, dated and traceable. Trends are computed against the previous published release for the same geography.
Children in low-income families
DWP, 2024 release
Overcrowded households
Census 2021
Reported anti-social behaviour
Police Scotland
Long-term limiting illness
NHS Scotland
Pupils with English as additional language
Scottish Govt
Universal Credit claimants
DWP, monthly
AI briefings and alerts, grounded in your numbers.
Hailo summarises what the indicators are saying, in plain language, and surfaces meaningful changes as alerts. Every claim references the indicator and date it came from.
Child poverty rose by 1.6 percentage points in the latest DWP release, while Universal Credit claims also crept up. Together these point to renewed household financial strain across the zone.
Anti-social behaviour reports continued the slow decline seen over the last four quarters — worth naming on Sunday as a small encouragement.
Brief the pastoral team on the rise in child poverty before next term's school engagement.
Child poverty rose 1.6 pp
Latest DWP release · zone average now 28.4%
UC claimants trending upward
Third consecutive month of increase
ASB reports down 8.2%
Year-on-year decrease sustained
New NHS Health Profile published
Indicators refreshed automatically
Reports leaders can actually read.
Export a one-page PDF for a PCC meeting, an elders' away-day, or a funder. Reports cite their sources and the date the data was retrieved.
Headlines
- Households in zone7,420
- Average IMD decile2 of 10
- Indicators tracked37
- Alerts this quarter6
Generated automatically from live indicator data. Each section links back to its source in the Community Data dashboard.
No invented numbers. No personal data.
Public sources only
Every indicator comes from a named government or NHS dataset. Provenance is recorded on every value.
Geographic, not personal
Hailo never holds individuals — only population-level statistics for the area you've drawn.
Grounded AI
Briefings and alerts cite the indicators they're built from. If a number isn't available, Hailo says so.
Draw your first zone.
You can edit or delete it any time. Indicators appear within minutes.