Softcom
Partner platformLiquio by Kitsoft, implemented by Softcom

Digital public services, live in weeks.

Softcom implements Liquio for ministries, departments and agencies. Liquio is Kitsoft’s low-code platform for government services, and the platform behind Diia, a national digital-services portal used by more than 23 million citizens. We bring the local mandate, systems and teams; Liquio brings a platform proven at national scale.

REUSABLE MODULESApplication formIdentity checkRegister lookupApproval routeFee paymente-DocumentSERVICE BUILDER: BUSINESS LICENCE RENEWALApplyVerifyCheck recordsReviewPayIssueREGISTERS & DATASETS120 ready-to-use integrations, API-firstIdentityCompaniesTaxLandLicencesPUBLISHED TOWeb portalMobile appAI agentService liveWeek 1: designWeek 3: connect registersWeek 5: test~Week 6: live

From modules to a live service.

200+Public services launched
23MUsers served
120Ready-to-use register integrations
~1.5Months to a first live service
ISO27001-certified information security management

Figures published by Kitsoft for the Liquio platform.

Proven at national scale

The platform behind a digital state.

Diia is a national digital-services portal and app, where citizens hold their documents and use public services online. Kitsoft identifies it as the most recognised solution powered by Liquio.

Liquio carries it at national scale, for more than 23 million users. The same platform is what Softcom puts to work for institutions here.

What Liquio comprises

One platform, from the citizen’s screen to the register.

A request starts at a channel the citizen already uses and passes down through the service logic, the integrations and the government’s own data. Select a layer to see what it does.

How a service gets built

Built once, kept current.

Liquio shortens the path to a first service and keeps it cheap to change afterwards. When the rules change, the service changes with them.

  1. 01

    Design

    Analysts and service designers model the service in the Service Builder.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Ready-made integrations pull in the registers the service depends on.

  3. 03

    Reuse

    Best-practice modules from 200+ government services fill in the common steps.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Teams launch in parallel; microservices scale for national peaks.

  5. 05

    Adapt

    When a rule or law changes, the service is updated, not rebuilt.

About 1.5 months to a first service
Ongoing

Rules change → update the service without full redevelopment

Why governments choose it

Built for how public services actually change.

No heavy engineering

Analysts and service designers build the service. Less depends on expensive backend teams.

Parallel delivery

Several teams build and launch services at the same time across departments.

Ready for national peaks

Microservices scale on demand, so services stay up when everyone applies at once.

Adapts when the law changes

Update a service when rules change, without a full rebuild, saving time and cost.

Yours to keep

Free from vendor lock-in.

Liquio is open source. Everything built is handed over with its code and documentation, and Liquio’s certification programme prepares public teams or local vendors to work independently. The institution chooses who develops and maintains its services.

Open-source coreWidely adopted technologies Code & documentationFully transferred Training & certificationFor public teams and vendors Your institutionBuilds, runs and evolvesits own services

Global rails, local expertise

Kitsoft’s platform. Softcom’s local delivery.

Softcom is the local partner that puts Liquio to work: we understand the mandate, connect the systems the service depends on and stay with the institution after launch.

Kitsoft brings

A platform proven at national scale

  • 01Liquio’s low-code Service Builder, channels and integration layer
  • 02Reusable modules shaped by more than 200 government services
  • 03Open-source core under an ISO/IEC 27001-certified ISMS

Softcom brings

The service, the systems and the people here

  • 01Service design around the institution’s mandate, citizens and businesses
  • 02Integration with the identity, company, tax and sector registers the service depends on
  • 03Deployment, team training and ongoing local support, with data protection requirements such as the NDPA built into each engagement
  1. Step 01

    Understand the service

    Work through the mandate, requirements, existing systems and the people who use and run the service.

  2. Step 02

    Configure and connect

    Build the service on Liquio and integrate the records it depends on.

  3. Step 03

    Launch and hand over

    Support go-live, train and certify the institution’s team, and define ongoing support.

Ways to work with us

Start where your institution is.

Option 01

Deploy the platform yourself

Use Liquio’s open-source Community Edition and build with your internal or external teams.

Softcom’s roleTraining, certification and implementation support on request.

Option 02

Build with Softcom and Kitsoft

We design, build and launch your services on Liquio, tailored to your goals and your systems.

Softcom’s roleLocal prime: scoping, integration, delivery and support.

Option 03

Start from a ready-made solution

Choose a proven solution already built on Liquio and launch faster without starting from scratch.

Softcom’s roleAdapt it to local requirements and connect it to your registers.

Trust

Fast, flexible and secure.

ISO/IEC 27001

Liquio operates under a certified information security management system.

Trusted by GovStack

Liquio is trusted by GovStack, the international initiative for reusable digital-government building blocks.

Local data protection

Softcom scopes each implementation around the data-protection rules that apply, including Nigeria’s NDPA.

Discuss a service

Which public service should go live next?

For ministries, departments, agencies and state governments developing a single service or a shared digital-service platform. Tell us what your institution needs to deliver and the systems it must work with.