Architectural documentation

Many registries, owned by multiple entities, are maintained in Excel with poor data quality.

Registry information systems are outdated and require updates.

There is a lack of registry classification and differentiation of requirements for protecting registry data.

High costs are involved in developing and maintaining individual registries.

Building inter-registry integrations poses significant complexity.

The creation of each registry is determined by a separate law, leading to different definitions and approaches.

Each registry requires the development of its infrastructure.

There is a lack of centralized evolution of registry functionalities.

100% of government services available to citizens and businesses in digital format.

Building a unified government information space

Standardizing the process of developing and operating registries

Optimizing costs for registry development, deployment, and ownership

Reducing demands on registry developers and administrators

Ensuring societal trust and preventing corrupt practices

Facilitating efficient inter-registry interactions

Establishing the groundwork for providing digital services

Ensuring high data storage reliability for registries

Deploying The Platform for state registries in a public or private cloud environment

Creating one or multiple registries based on a single instance of the Platform, supporting the "Registry as a Service" SaaS model

Centralized distribution of updates to instances of the Platform for state registries

Ensuring registry compliance of the platform registries with security, scalability, and fault-tolerance requirements

Auditing user actions and system-critical events

Supporting data versioning in registries

Backup and data recovery for registries

Monitoring and logging functionalities

Encryption of registry data

Low-code approach to registry development, including data models, business processes for information and administrative services, organizational structure, external integrations, and more;

Web interface for accessing and providing government services;

Transactional model for making changes to the registry using digital signatures for data change requests;

Support for quick integration of registries with external systems;

Public API for registry data and rate limit management;

Data access rights management using RBAC;

Building analytical reports based on registry data;

Generating extracts based on registry data, and more.

Platform conceptual architecture — description of the conceptual design of the solution, end-users of the Registries Platform, and external systems with which interaction is built

Platform logical architecture — high-level structure of the solution with a description of its decomposition into components (zones, subsystems, etc.) and the interaction between them

Platform deployment architecture — deployment architecture of the Registries Platform

System requirements — description of system requirements for deploying the Registries Platform on the target infrastructure

Platform security architecture — technical documentation describing the security architecture of the Registries Platform

Platform technology stack — description of the list and categories of key technologies applied in building the Registries Platform solution

Platform quality attributes — key quality attributes with descriptions of approaches and techniques for addressing them

High-level design of zones and subsystems of the Platform — a set of sections with a high-level architecture, descriptions of components and their interactions, key aspects of the solution, and so on.

Platform API documentation — documentation of the API services of the Registries Platform