For partner providers: your funded places, in one place.
Your council uses Admit to place children and work out their funded hours.
You get a login to the same system. Same children, same figures.
What changes when your council uses Admit
Nothing new to install.
One login
Your funded children and your funding list, in one place.
A clearer view of your funding
Funded hours are calculated in Admit, so you can see what each child brings.
What you can do
Everything you see is the council's own record, as it stands today.
- See the funding requests for children at your setting
- Confirm that each child has a place, or reject the request
- Give the hours, days and funding pattern you are claiming on
- See the funded hours for each child, per term or per week
Funded hours, on the same sums
The council calculates funded hours once. You see the result, and the working behind it.
Per child
The hours you are funded for, from the hours, days and funding pattern you claim on.
Split placements
Where a child also attends another setting, the council divides the funded hours. You see the hours funded at yours.
Mid-year changes
When a pattern changes, tell the council. The hours are recalculated for every setting involved.
Getting set up
- 1
Your council invites you
An email invitation for each person at your setting who needs access.
- 2
Set up sign-in
Choose a password and set up multi-factor authentication. Every account needs it.
- 3
Confirm your funding requests
For each child, confirm the place and the hours you are claiming on. Tell the council if anything is wrong.
- 4
Who to contact
Your council first, for anything about children, places or funding. The Admit team for problems with the platform.
Read more
Partner provider access
The feature in detail.
Funded hours
How the council's calculation works.
Partner provider
What the term covers, and what else it is called.
Split placement
Funded hours across more than one setting.
Your council is not on Admit yet?
NAMS is not being carried forward, and every council will need a replacement. Send your council the page that explains it.