Excellent, but would benefit from a parallel record (e.g. AIS) to provide a structured/coded record of ASNs. This could be triggered by something shared under "How I communicate and how to communicate with me".

Excellent, provided the professional recording it captures the person's ASNs as they express them. There's anecdotal evidence that some health staff may record ASNs based on clinical diagnosis - this is contrary to the Equality Act.

A very thorough list of ASNs within its primary area of focus (the workplace and further/higher education), which is a useful complement to other ASN lists.

DNS will work for you if you know which bank(s) you need to contact and if they happen to subscribe. However, there are several points where it says you'll need to contact the receiving bank before using the form, or they'll contact you - at least this is spelt out, but it suggests that the notification service doesn't cover all eventualities. One example might be verification of the death - gov.uk notifications don't require you to send death certificates, so could DNS not offer the same?

A good broad range of options available to select, and you don't have to go through any kind of "condition filter" to access them - they focus on what you need, not why you need it. However, if your specific ASNs aren't listed there's no way of sharing them due to lack of free text option.

List of ASNs is good but slightly less comprehensive than others and is focused on F2F experience. It may not give the coverage someone would need about how to communicate by phone or in writing.

A very short list of conditions, and just one reasonable adjustment need: "‘Just. A. Minute’ and ‘Please be patient…’

Good for notifications of death; excellent for gathering all your own information together prior to death; a thoughtful touch in asking if the new holder of a utilities account (after bereavement) wants to join the PSR.

However, there's scope for it to do much more. Ironically the platform's strengths highlight its future potential - ideally you'd want it to capture your own and/or your executor/representative's ASNs, as well as LPA, ADRT etc.

Actionable support needs have to be inferred from the conditions/diagnoses selected, and focus closely on someone's likely needs at a live event. Most of the structured options (except "Anything else") relate to physical disabilities and sensory impairments in the context of a live event/venue. Platform would be extremely useful in these situations but of limited value in others.

N/A - not intended for this purpose

A fair list of ASNs covering many of the most common assistance needs on public transport, but nothing specific reflecting the needs of passengers with non-visible disabilities, e.g. request for quiet coach

Picklist includes a mix of conditions and actionable needs, and won't necessarily allow someone to capture a specific need around (e.g.) comms or mental capacity.

Likely to capture some ASNs but not all

Positive score for options available, reduced due to the barriers to accessing those options. However, choices available under mental health needs are extremely poor and do not reflect the actual ASNs of people experiencing mental health difficulties.

List of ASNs appears to be thorough without being over-complicated. However, it's all focused on F2F experience, and may not give the coverage someone would need about how to communicate by phone or in writing (e.g. when booking a visit).