Software catalog

City hall verifies barangay clearances and certificates by QR or API instead of squinting at signatures — killing fake clearances and cutting a full step from every business permit, job application, and ID transaction. Participating barangays issue once; the whole city trusts it.

Resident records from all your barangays synced into one de-duplicated, city-wide constituent index — the single answer to 'how many residents do we actually have, and who are they' that every ayuda program, disaster plan, and health campaign needs. PhilSys-ready so verification gets stronger as national ID adoption grows.

The recurring submissions your offices re-type every quarter — Full Disclosure Policy postings, SRE data, DILG compliance reports, SGLG evidence — generated automatically from the systems you already run. Reporting season becomes a review-and-submit exercise instead of a month of overtime.

Referrals from barangay health stations to RHUs to district and provincial hospitals with the patient's summary traveling ahead of the patient — and a return-referral loop so the RHU learns what happened after the ambulance left. The paper referral slip that gets lost en route becomes a record every facility can see.

The city or municipal accountant keeps the books of every component barangay — today that means chasing 20 to 100 treasurers for paper submissions every month. This system receives barangay transactions electronically, validates them, and consolidates them into the accountant's working papers, shrinking a chronic COA finding factory.

One reporting thread from barangay to municipal to provincial DRRM during typhoons: incidents, evacuation counts, and needs flow upward as structured data with offline queueing for when networks fail — because consolidating sitreps by radio and text message costs hours that response operations don't have.

Cross-barangay, cross-program beneficiary matching so the same family doesn't claim relief three times under three list spellings while others get nothing — the single most common ayuda complaint, and increasingly a COA question. Every distribution checks against the index in real time; fairness becomes verifiable.

A drop-in module that adds National ID verification — QR check and demographic confirmation — to any LGU frontline system, with the consent capture and audit logging the Data Privacy Act expects. As PhilSys authentication becomes the norm for social protection, your windows verify identity in seconds instead of judging photocopies.

One notification rail for the whole LGU: permit status updates, RPT deadline reminders, disaster alerts, and payout schedules over SMS, email, and Viber — with templates, delivery receipts, and cost controls, modeled on the notifications-as-a-service pattern the UK government proved. Every department sends through one accountable channel instead of five personal phones.