GovTech platform engineering by Datics AI · GovTech service
Tax, payments and records platforms modernized and extended while every agency keeps working.
Your agencies keep collecting and working while the platform changes under them. We modernize, extend and hand over government software in stages, with each agency's own rules kept in its settings.
Built in your codebase and tested in your vendors' sandboxes.
Government software development for tax, payments and records platforms
- Modernized without stopping. A desktop tax system moved to one web platform, from roll import to distribution checks, with new offices joining while the others kept collecting.
- Each agency in its own settings. Roll layouts, fees, interest rules, letters, domains and gateways set per agency, not per code fork.
- Payments and gateways. Card swipers at the counter, tokenized card payments, ACH reversal handling and rounding that matches the gateway.
- Handovers and embedded teams. A live platform kept running through a change of owner, then our engineers working inside the new owner's team.
- Releases for the client's own data center. Tested, versioned VM releases for environments we cannot access, with admin tools the client's own admins run.
What it does
What the integration service covers.
Product engineering for government software: a legacy desktop tax system moved to a multi-office web platform, new agencies onboarded with their own settings, card and gateway integrations, ownership handovers and tested on-premise releases, changed while every office keeps collecting and working.
Modernized without stopping
A desktop tax system moved to one web platform, from roll import to distribution checks, with new offices joining while the others kept collecting.
Each agency in its own settings
Roll layouts, fees, interest rules, letters, domains and gateways set per agency, not per code fork.
Payments and gateways
Card swipers at the counter, tokenized card payments, ACH reversal handling and rounding that matches the gateway.
Handovers and embedded teams
A live platform kept running through a change of owner, then our engineers working inside the new owner's team.
Releases for the client's own data center
Tested, versioned VM releases for environments we cannot access, with admin tools the client's own admins run.
How it works
We start by mapping how money, records and roles move through the live platform, then change it in stages, each checked against the flows it feeds before the next. New agencies join with their own settings and their prior years converted while the others keep working.
Built on platform work we have delivered for a government payments software company, from a multi-office property tax platform to fines and fees portals, and on on-premise releases for a public security organization.
Government payments software company
Tax collection · Every channel on one notice
Tax offices collect from every channel and balance each month to the cent
Offices ran tax season on an old desktop system. Now one web back office takes every channel, disburses each dollar and closes the month.
Government payments software company
Tax collection · Handover without stopping
Tax offices kept collecting while our engineers moved into the new owner's team
A change of owner can stall a live product. Offices kept collecting while we moved the code to the new owner and joined its sprints.
Large public security organization
Public safety · On-premise releases
A geospatial system that runs in the client's data center, without vendor access
The data is too sensitive for us to host or reach, so each release ships as a tested VM and the client's own admins run the rest.
Why it sells
What the integration service makes possible.
Best fit: Tax, fines and payments, records and public safety platforms with live agencies.
Controls
What the integration touches, and who approves.
Built in your staging; nothing changes in your product unless your team merges it.
Who uses it
Your engineering team and product owners
What it connects to
Your platform, gateways, files and agency configurations
What a person approves
Your engineers merge every change; each stage is checked before the next
How to get it
A fixed-scope integration, then it runs.
Scoped in the Product Review and quoted before we start. Add more only if you want it.
First · Scope · fixed quote
One piece of work, scoped
- Your staging
- Pull requests
- Your team merges
- Built and tested in your staging
- Reviewed by your engineers
- Monitoring before go-live
Then · Live in production
A finished product, yours to run
- Fixed quote
- Tested before launch
- Switch per agency
- A finished, working GovTech platform engineering in your product
- Runs in your cloud, under your name
- Fixed quote, agreed before we start
Optional · Add more later
Only if you want it
Modules it feeds:
- Each one quoted on its own
- Nothing ongoing unless you ask
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See the integration service on your own product.
Bring your product and the systems your agencys run. In 30 minutes we look at what the integration would cover and what it would take.
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