We design and build digital systems for government agencies, regional bodies, and public institutions — from employee management and financial reporting to public service platforms and e-learning. With a proven track record delivering projects across the Kepulauan Riau provincial government, we understand the operational, regulatory, and procurement landscape that defines public sector technology work in Indonesia.
Many government agencies still manage employee data, attendance, finance, and public services through manual processes or legacy systems that were never designed to work together. Data lives in separate units, reports take too long to compile, and public service delivery still relies on physical queues and paper-based workflows that create unnecessary bottlenecks for both staff and the public they serve.
At the same time, government technology procurement operates under its own rules and constraints — direct procurement, public tender, e-katalog LKPP, and inaproc — with specific technical, compliance, and documentation requirements that not every vendor understands or can navigate.
Development projects in the public sector also fail for a reason that rarely appears in the technical specification: the vendor does not understand how the agency actually operates. Organizational structures, reporting hierarchies, cross-unit data flows, existing system dependencies, and field-level operational realities are rarely captured in a procurement document — but they determine whether the system gets adopted or abandoned.
We build government systems based on genuine understanding of how public institutions operate — not just what the technical specification says on paper.
We have delivered systems across multiple government functions for agencies in Kepulauan Riau Province. The modules below represent areas we have direct experience building for public sector environments.
Centralized management of civil servant data, position records, career history, employment documents, and personnel reporting for agency HR and administration units.
Digital attendance systems integrated with face recognition, fingerprint devices, or mobile check-in — with automated recap, leave management, and presence reporting.
Budget planning, realization tracking, expenditure reporting, and financial accountability documentation structured to meet government financial reporting standards.
Internal learning management systems for civil servant training, competency development, certification tracking, and structured learning program delivery within the agency.
Digital queue and registration systems for public service counters — reducing physical waiting time, organizing service flow, and improving the public-facing experience.
Library catalog management, digital borrowing, collection tracking, and member registration for government libraries, schools, and public reading facilities.
Structured digital archiving for government correspondence, official documents, letters, and administrative records with controlled access and retrieval workflows.
Management dashboards for heads of agency, department chiefs, and regional executives — monitoring program realization, and performance indicators across units.
Public-facing portals for permit applications, document submission, status tracking, and administrative approval workflows for licensing and regulatory services.
Multi-service portals that consolidate access to government services, information, announcements, and citizen interaction in one organized digital platform.
We have delivered government technology projects across multiple agencies in Kepulauan Riau Province — covering provincial, city, and district-level institutions.
We operate through multiple registered legal entities — CV and PT — with clean track records across:
Our entities are registered and available on the e-katalog and inaproc platform, making the procurement process straightforward for agencies working within standard government procedures.
Provincial government employee and personnel systems
Digital attendance and presence management for multi-agency environments
Government financial planning and realization reporting systems
E-learning platforms for civil servant training programs
Public service queue systems for government offices
Digital library management systems
Public service portals and online registration platforms
Agency performance dashboards for executive decision-making
For OPD, dinas, and badan at provincial, city, or district level that need structured digital systems for internal operations or public service delivery.
For agencies responsible for managing civil servant data, attendance, career records, and performance documentation across large organizational structures.
For DPMPTSP, kelurahan, kecamatan, and public service counters that need organized queue systems, registration workflows, and digital service delivery.
For BPKAD, bappeda, and finance departments requiring structured budget planning, realization reporting, and financial accountability documentation.
For government-affiliated educational bodies, public libraries, and training centers that need learning management, or collection management.
For puskesmas, RSUD, and dinas kesehatan requiring queue management, patient registration, or integrated service flow systems.
We understand that government projects follow procurement rules, documentation standards, and approval chains that are different from private sector work. Our process is structured around that reality.
We engage with the agency to understand requirements, infrastructure, and context before preparing any proposal.
We prepare specifications and pricing aligned with procurement requirements — direct, tender, or e-katalog.
Development follows a structured schedule with regular progress milestones aligned with procurement deliverables.
We support user acceptance testing, BAST documentation, and formal system handover with required deliverables.
We provide staff training, documentation, and SLA-backed maintenance to ensure effective operation post-launch.
These example scenarios are designed to show how digital systems can be structured for different government agency environments.
Use Case · SIMPEG + Attendance
A provincial government agency managing hundreds of civil servants across multiple work units may need a centralized employee data system linked to digital attendance, leave records, and personnel reporting — replacing fragmented manual processes and reducing administrative workload for the HR and BKD unit.
Use Case · Queue System + Service Portal
A one-stop service center handling multiple permit and administrative services may need a digital queue system that organizes citizen flow, reduces physical waiting, and provides real-time service monitoring for supervisors and office managers.
Use Case · LMS for Civil Servants
A government training unit managing structured learning programs for civil servants may need a platform to deliver courses, track participation, record completion, and issue digital certificates — replacing paper-based training records and manual reporting.
We are structured to support standard government procurement processes in Indonesia.
Contact us to verify availabilityAvailable for Pengadaan Langsung with complete vendor documentation.
Registered for Tender / Lelang with proven tender track record.
Listed on E-Katalog LKPP / inaproc for eligible agencies.
Multiple registered entities (CV and PT) depending on project scope and value.
Complete administrative documentation: NPWP, SIUP, NIB, PKP status.
Experience with BAST, progress reporting, and formal handover documentation.
Yes. We are registered through our entities on the e-katalog LKPP and inaproc platform. Please contact us to confirm current listing status and applicable product or service categories.
Yes. We have experience with both pengadaan langsung and formal public tender processes, with the appropriate documentation and entity structure for each.
Yes. We have delivered multiple projects for government agencies in Kepulauan Riau Province, covering provincial, city, and district-level institutions across several system categories.
Yes. Integration requirements can be designed based on the existing systems in use at the agency, including connections to national platforms or cross-unit data sharing.
Yes. We provide staff training, user documentation, technical documentation, and post-handover maintenance support as part of every government project delivery.
Yes. Our team is based in Batam and Tanjungpinang and can provide on-site support for agencies across Kepulauan Riau Province and the surrounding region.
Whether you are planning a system from scratch, improving an existing platform, or looking for a registered vendor for an upcoming procurement — we are ready to discuss your requirements, provide technical input, and support the process from proposal to go-live.