Digital civil registers

Everyone’s identity, preserved with rigor.

Digitize, secure and issue civil registry records: birth, marriage, death. A reliable register is the foundation of every other public service.

For
Ministries of the interior, local authorities, town halls, consular services
What changes
Records issued quickly, registers protected
First step
An inventory of registers and issuance workflows
Open file drawer filled with index cards
The problem

Fragile paper registers, records that cannot be found, duplicates and errors that block access to rights. A single missing document can deprive a person of an entire service.

What changes

Before, after.

  • TodayPaper registers exposed to loss and wear.With Civil registryDigitized, backed-up, verifiable registers.
  • TodaySlow issuance, repeated trips.With Civil registryRecords issued on request, at the counter or remotely.
  • TodayDuplicates and errors from one database to another.With Civil registryQuality checks, deduplication, logged corrections.
Features

What Civil registry does.

Register digitization

Backup and indexing of existing registers, without interrupting service at the counter.

Public sector

Digitize, secure and issue birth, marriage and death records.

Town halls, civil registry offices, ministries of the interior or justice.

Private sector

Authorized verification of records for the organizations that depend on them.

Banks, insurers, employers, notaries: verify a record without going through a paper process.

Implementation

Start small, decide on facts.

Each step ends with a deliverable and a decision: continue, adjust, or stop.

  1. 01

    Inventory

    Registers, volumes, state of preservation, issuance workflows.

  2. 02

    Digitization and indexing

    In batches, with quality control, starting with the most requested registers.

  3. 03

    Record issuance

    Request, verification, issuance: a single workflow, at the counter or online.

  4. 04

    Controlled interconnection

    Exchanges with other public services, under written rules.

What you keep

Your registers

The originals stay preserved; the digital copies belong to you.

Sovereignty

Hosting on infrastructure chosen by the administration.

Traceability

Every correction and every issuance leaves a trace.

Questions

The questions we are asked.

Can older registers be migrated?

Yes, in batches, with quality control. The migration order follows how often registers are requested.

How do you avoid duplicates?

Through matching rules and human review of uncertain cases, documented and traced.

Where to start?

Through an inventory of registers and a pilot in one civil registry center, with written success criteria.

Who stays in control?

The administration: rules, access, and hosting remain under its control.

See Civil registry for your case.

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