Strengthened Control for Long-Term Viability
Customer Success Story

Strengthened Control for Long-Term Viability

How Housing 21 Built Financial Resilience with Prophix One™

See how Housing 21, a UK-based not-for-profit social housing provider, replaced fragmented spreadsheet-driven budgeting with a governed, audit-ready financial planning process built for long-term accountability.

Key results include: 

  • Automated recurring board packs and reports through standardized templates, eliminating manual rebuilds each cycle. 

  • Unlocked seven years of historical cost analysis across a large housing portfolio without performance trade-offs. 

  • Established workflow-driven budgeting with enforced sequencing, broad self-serve access, and finance-led governance. 

Read the full case study to see how Housing 21 built the financial resilience needed to support a 30-year regulated business plan. 

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