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SeyID identity verification
Citizens and staff sign in or verify who they are through Seychelles' national digital identity, so your system trusts the same identity the state does.
§ · Integrations
Our systems talk to the services Seychelles runs on.
A case management system is only half useful if identity checks, payments and notifications still happen somewhere else. The integrations below are capabilities we deliver as part of a system — connected to the national services and commercial providers your process already depends on.
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Business registration (BRN) lookups
Company details pulled by registration number instead of retyped — applications start from verified registry data.
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National ID (NIN) validation flows
Officer-mediated national ID checks inside casework, so records tie to a validated person rather than a free-typed number.
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Payment gateways
Card payments and local rails, with the payment status flowing back into the case automatically — paid means paid, on the record.
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Email + SMS notifications
Status updates, reference numbers and deadline reminders delivered where people actually read them.
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Document e-signing
Signature flows on permits, contracts and approvals, with signing order and completion status tracked in the system.
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Accounting exports
Invoices, receipts and transaction lists exported to Excel and CSV in the shape your accountants and auditors ask for.
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Custom government APIs
When a ministry or agency exposes its own service, we build the connector to its specification — with retries, per-call logging and health monitoring built in.
How we integrate
Every external connection is a typed connector with a defined contract, not ad-hoc calls scattered through the code. We develop mock-first, so the rest of the system is built and tested before the live endpoint is available — then the mock is swapped for the real service at one point. Every call is logged, failures raise alerts, and connector health is monitored in production.