RegiGov Platform
One configurable foundation for many regulatory registers.
RegiGov Platform provides the shared services needed to create, operate, and evolve regulatory registers. It supports configurable entity models, forms, rules, assessments, workflows, permissions, records, notifications, reporting, and integrations within a consistent security and audit framework.
Rather than hard-coding a separate system for every scheme, RegiGov allows registry structures and processes to be configured around the legislation, policy, terminology, and operating model of each regulator.
The regulatory problem
What this addresses
Legislation changes. Programmes evolve. New participants, assets, risks, and reporting obligations emerge. Most register systems treat each of those changes as a redevelopment, because the scheme is encoded in application code rather than expressed as governed configuration.
Outcome
A stable digital foundation that lets the scheme change in a controlled way.
Registry structures, rules, workflows, and services can be reconfigured while shared security, audit, and platform services remain consistent.
Core capabilities
What RegiGov Platform provides
- Configurable participant, organisation, device, licence, application, and relationship records
- Guided forms and self-service transactions
- Validation, review, decision, and approval workflows
- Role- and attribute-aware access controls
- Versioned business rules and policy-aligned decision support
- Complete history of material changes and decisions
- API-based information exchange
- Operational dashboards, reporting, and data exports
- Certificate and public-record verification
- Modular deployment and integration with existing government services
Users and roles
Who works with it
Registrars and scheme owners
Operate the register as a statutory capability and evidence how it behaves.
Policy and legal teams
See how legislative requirements are expressed in forms, rules, and decisions.
Registry officers
Work within consistent queues, permissions, and record histories.
Platform administrators
Configure entity types, forms, rules, and reports without redevelopment.
Enterprise architects
Understand integration patterns, deployment options, and control boundaries.
End-to-end
From scheme design to operation
- 1
Model
Define participants, devices, assets, applications, and relationships for the scheme.
- 2
Configure
Build forms, evidence requirements, validation, and business rules.
- 3
Define
Set assessment, review, decision, and notification workflows.
- 4
Control
Establish access, disclosure, reporting, and integration settings.
- 5
Operate
Run the register, monitor service and data outcomes, and improve in controlled releases.
Access and audit
Control and accountability
- Access decisions evaluated against user, organisation, role, attribute, system, and device context
- Separation of public, participant, officer, and administrative functions
- Append-only recording of material events
- Configuration changes captured with author, approval, and effective date
Integration
Information exchange patterns
- Versioned REST interfaces with documented contracts and error handling
- Event notifications for downstream government services
- Scheduled and on-demand data exchange with authoritative sources
- Identity provider integration for public, participant, and officer channels
Reporting and oversight
What leaders and officers can see
- Operational dashboards for workload, service levels, and exceptions
- Configurable measures, filters, and exports for programme reporting
- Audit-ready histories of records, rules, and decisions
Related
Works closely with
RegiGov Access
Control how people, organisations, systems, and devices access registry information and services.
RegiGov Rules
Define, govern, version, and monitor the rules that drive registry services and regulatory processes.
RegiGov Operations
Coordinate events, work, assignments, notifications, service levels, and regulatory workflows.
See RegiGov Platform working.
We can walk an evaluation team through a configured register, the controls behind it, and how it would apply to your scheme.