Connect and verify
APIs, legacy records and field surveys feed a common data foundation with source history and department permissions.
A shared platform for ministries to compare what people need, what already exists and what still needs to be delivered.
Connect ministry APIs and legacy records. Check them against citizen feedback and officer surveys, then plan and track the next action.
Compare household surveys, connection records and sanctioned works.
Next decisionVerify the 25 funded connections before proposing work for the remaining 15 households.
APIs, legacy records and field surveys feed a common data foundation with source history and department permissions.
Map existing assets and proposed work using available GIS and drone imagery. Flag service gaps and possible duplicate funding for review.
Assign an owner, deadline and evidence requirement. Compare completion with citizen feedback and the original need.
Citizen360 is the household module: family profiles, benefits received, pending applications and citizen demands within the broader GramSetu platform.
Proposed platform and illustrative examples. Onboarding requires authorised data access, mapping, rule validation and survey checks; integrations and outcomes must be verified in a pilot.
Follow one illustrative rural household across scheme benefits and field verification. Citizen360 is GramSetu’s household module. No real citizen data is shown.
The citizen needs an answer, the field worker needs an assigned action, and the department needs verified evidence to close the case.
Start by mapping the live portal, authorised data custodian, service gap and existing workflow—then identify what genuinely needs to be added.
Geotagged households, scheme-benefit chronology, gaps and field validation.
DECISION SUPPORTGrounded responses from approved circulars, rules and programme guidance.
GEOGRAPHYGIS-assisted infrastructure and field-service planning.
PERFORMANCEImprove caching, sessions and high-traffic service reliability.
AGRICULTURETrace licensed seed classes and certification events.
SAFETYCase intake, dispatch support and incident evidence.
Create a common core for security and records, but allow state rules, local languages, offline visits and departmental ownership to vary.
Configurable language, policy rules, user permissions and operating models.
Capture evidence, verify records and synchronise safely when connectivity returns.
Find service delays, geographic bottlenecks and exceptions without losing the underlying evidence.
Proposals should define data custodians, hosting, interoperability, accessibility, security reviews, training, operating support and transition obligations.
Define the gap and current systems.
Confirm existing platforms, data and integration permissions.
Evaluate capability under agreed safeguards.
Support procurement, rollout and service continuity.
Government systems need more than beautiful dashboards. Each application should maintain eligibility evidence, field verification and a traceable resolution status.
Collect the citizen's request through a web, mobile or assisted channel. Verify consent and required details.
Check against existing schemes or registers before opening new tasks or duplicating benefits.
Route exceptions for authorised field checks with evidence, timestamps and review.
Record action ownership, dates, service status and a citizen-readable next step.