Document management
Deployment and support of Megapolis.DocNet for ministry, service and agency offices: registration, routing, approval, QES, execution control and archiving.
Document management, state registries, integrations and information protection for central authorities and local self-government — deployment, integration and support.
Deployment and support of Megapolis.DocNet for ministry, service and agency offices: registration, routing, approval, QES, execution control and archiving.
Internal portals and electronic cabinets for officials and applicants — as part of document-management and departmental-system deployments.
Development and support of registries and analytical systems: data management, regulated access and reporting for management decisions.
Data exchange between authority systems and state registries within a single protected perimeter — without duplication or manual re-entry.
Design of ICS protection for state information resources: TZI, CIPS, security authorisation and G-2/G-3 assurance levels where required.
Maintenance, updates and administration of departmental systems in continuous operation, and their modernisation for legislative changes and load.
We bring an authority's systems into one perimeter: document management, registries and departmental services run on the shared UnityBase platform, exchange data and follow unified access and protection rules.
Anonymised examples: what held the customer back, what we changed and the outcome. We do not tie them to specific clients due to NDA.
Documents were approved on paper between units — slow, with no transparent status or deadline control.
Deployed electronic document management with routing, QES and execution control, integrated with departmental systems and SEV OVV for inter-agency exchange.
Approvals sped up, every document's status is visible in real time, and paper flow dropped noticeably.
Registries and departmental systems didn't exchange data — operators re-entered the same records, and discrepancies appeared.
Set up data exchange with state registries via the Trembita system and connected departmental systems through APIs with role-based access.
Double entry disappeared, data is consistent with the registries, and reporting is generated automatically.
An information system processed critical data but had no confirmed protection level for operation.
Built a comprehensive information protection system with access control, logging and encryption, and passed the ND TZI review.
The system received a confirmed guarantee level and operates within public-sector requirements.