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Flexible Use of Capital Receipts programme

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Haringey Council is currently focusing on a £10 million IT upgrade, which its Cabinet approved in July 2026.

Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a £10 million IT upgrade in July 2026, which will replace its outdated SAP system with a new Enterprise Resource Planning system. This decision addresses risks to security, payroll, and compliance as the current SAP platform approaches its end of mainstream support in December 2027.

This upgrade is a transformation project, aligning with the Flexible Use of Capital Receipts programme, which allows local authorities to use capital receipts for such purposes. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled regarding this programme.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council's Cabinet approved a £10 million IT upgrade on July 14, 2026. Source
  2. The current SAP ECC platform's mainstream support is nearing its end in December 2027. Source
  3. The existing SAP ECC platform was implemented in 2001. Source
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