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Explain what is happening
Ask about an EHCP section, a statutory timescale or wording in a letter and get a plain-English explanation.
Digital Assistants by Simplified Support
Not sure what to say, what to ask, or what should happen next?
Choose the assistant that matches the task in front of you. Describe the situation in your own words and get clear, practical help with EHCPs, SEND communication, evidence and meetings.
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You do not need to know the right terminology.
Start with what has happened, what you are worried about, or the document you are trying to understand. The assistant can help you organise it.
- Ask a question in ordinary language
- Receive structured, practical next steps
- Copy the useful wording and personalise it
- Move to a different specialist whenever you need
The assistants provide general information and drafting support, not legal, medical or crisis advice. Do not include identifying details about a child.
What they actually do
Practical support for the work that SEND families already have to do
They do not replace your judgement or make decisions for you. They help you understand information, organise evidence and communicate more clearly.
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Help you prepare
Turn notes into a focused email, meeting agenda, parent contribution, evidence record or list of questions.
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Check what you have
Review whether provision is specific, wording is clear and the needs, outcomes and support link together.
Start with the task
Which kind of help do you need today?
Here are six common starting points. The full directory has 18 specialists.
EHCP Navigator
Understand the EHCP process, what each section is for, and what to do next.
Open this assistantRewrite Assistant
Turn rough notes into calm, precise wording while keeping the facts and your voice intact.
Open this assistantAnnual Review Helper
Prepare for an annual review, organise your evidence and turn meeting outcomes into clear follow-up actions.
Open this assistantEBSA Specialist
Explore barriers to attendance without blame and prepare collaborative, needs-led support requests.
Open this assistantProvision Checker
Check whether provision says who will do what, how often, for how long and with what expertise.
Open this assistantMeeting Prep
Go into meetings with a clear purpose, prioritised questions and a practical way to record decisions.
Open this assistantFree tools
Working tools, not just chat
No sign-up, no payment, and nothing you type leaves your device. Open a tool and take the wording straight into your plan, your email or your meeting.
Section B builder
Answer plain questions about your child and get clear, specific needs wording grouped by the four areas of need.
Open this toolEOTAS tracker
List the provision in an EOTAS package, track hours and costs, log what was delivered and export it as evidence.
Open this toolEHCP wording checker
Paste any part of a plan and see where the wording is vague or unenforceable, with clearer alternatives.
Open this toolOne question at a time
Ask it the way you would say it
You do not need to prepare a perfect prompt. Give the relevant facts without names or identifying details, then review and personalise the response before using it.
EHCP Navigator
Your guide through the whole plan
The provision in Section F says “access to support when needed”. What should I check?
Check whether it names who provides the support, what they do, how often it happens, how long it lasts and the level of expertise required. “Access to” and “when needed” can leave those points unclear.