Supporting Housing Associations and Providers progress through the analogue to digital shift

H​ow we can support you:

Some housing organisations still rely on analogue infrastructure that underpins telecare, lift lines, door entry and building safety systems. When it is switched off in January 2027, some services will fail. Others may continue but perform inconsistently when residents rely on them most.

We offer tailored support throughout your A2D transition, with our approach covering every aspect of the process. TSA's team of independent consultants have already helped many organisations move from uncertainty to practical action, from strategy and assurance through to procurement, mobilisation and implementation.

The switchover is not just a technical change, it is now a resident safety and service risk. Handled well, the transition improves reliability, strengthens assurance, and enables more proactive support for residents. Handled poorly, it introduces hidden failure points and increased risk.

TSA works with housing providers to turn the digital switchover into a planned, controlled improvement, not a reactive fix. We help you understand your risks, define the right approach, and deliver a transition that improves safety, resilience and resident outcomes.