AMS listed in Kaltz’s National NHS Trust Procurement Directory

Supporting NHS Teams with Secure, Efficient Request Management and Secure File Sharing

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Jun 1, 2026 |AMS |2 Minute Read

We are pleased to have been listed in Kaltz’s National NHS Trust Procurement Directory, a recognition that reflects our ongoing work with NHS organisations and our commitment to supporting the NHS with Secure File Transfer and Request Management Portals.

For AMS, this is not simply about visibility. It is about being part of an important conversation around how NHS teams can manage increasing operational pressure while maintaining high standards of security, compliance, and service. 

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Across the NHS, teams responsible for Subject Access Requests (SARs), Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, complaints, and other sensitive data exchanges are working in an environment of rising demand. Request volumes continue to grow, turnaround expectations remain high, and every stage of the process must be handled carefully. In that context, organisations need processes that are not only secure, but also practical and sustainable. 

A growing challenge for NHS teams

Behind every request is a process that often involves multiple people, systems, and stages of review. Information must be gathered, checked, approved, and shared securely, sometimes across several departments and with external recipients. When these activities rely heavily on manual coordination, the result can be delays, inconsistent handovers, and increasing administrative burden.

For NHS and Private Healthcare organisations, this creates a dual challenge. Teams must respond efficiently while also ensuring that sensitive information is handled appropriately and that every action can be evidenced if needed. This is particularly important when requests involve confidential patient data or other regulated information.

Why secure transfer and workflow matter together

Security and efficiency should not be treated as separate priorities. In practice, effective request handling depends on both. A well-structured workflow helps teams manage requests more consistently, while a secure transfer environment helps ensure information is exchanged in a controlled and auditable way.

At AMS, we provide a secure UK cloud platform designed specifically for NHS workflows, helping teams work faster with less manual effort

This matters not only from an operational perspective, but also from a compliance standpoint. Organisations need confidence in how information is handled, who has access to it, and what has happened at each stage. Clear audit history and stronger control over data movement can make a significant difference.

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Reducing backlog pressure through better process design

Many backlog issues are not caused by a lack of commitment from staff. More often, they are the result of processes that have become difficult to manage as demand increases. Where information is spread across separate channels or progress is difficult to track, teams can end up spending too much time on coordination rather than resolution.

A more structured digital process can help reduce that pressure. When request handling and secure file exchange are brought into a more consistent framework, organisations can improve turnaround times, reduce manual effort, and create a better experience for both staff and requestors.

We are continuing to support NHS teams as they review how requests are managed and how sensitive information is transferred securely and efficiently.

If your organisation is reviewing its current approach to SARs, FOIs, complaints, or secure data transfers, we would be pleased to share what we are seeing across NHS teams and where practical improvements are making the greatest impact on Digital Transformation projects.