Built for Government
Asset Governance

For ministries, PSUs, defence organisations, municipal bodies, ports and airports. One asset register that holds up to a CAG audit, with GFR 2017 records and physical verification built into the way your staff already work.

Central GovernmentState GovernmentMunicipal CorporationsPSUs & CPSEsDefencePorts & Airports
Officials reviewing asset records
CAG & GFR 2017 Records
Ready when the auditor asks
GCC Ready

Who We Work With

From a single directorate to a ministry running assets across every state.

Central Ministries

One register across every directorate and attached office, and one report that adds them all up.

State Departments

Transfers between departments recorded properly, with spending tied back to the budget head.

Urban Local Bodies (ULBs)

Civic equipment, vehicles and sanitation machinery, with repairs logged by the ward that reported them.

PSUs & CPSEs

Heavy plant and equipment tracked the way a private manufacturer would, with the audit trail you need.

Defence Organisations

Runs on your own servers with no outside connection, and restricts records to cleared users only.

Port & Airport Authorities

Screening systems, ground equipment and terminal infrastructure, with service records for each.

The Rules You Have to Work To

These are built in, not something you configure yourself afterwards.

GCC / GI Cloud Compatible

CAG Audit

Every movement and approval is recorded and cannot be edited later, which is what auditors look for.

GFR 2017

Asset valuation and annual physical verification follow the General Financial Rules as written.

GASAB Standards

Accounting treatment matches what the Government Accounting Standards Advisory Board sets out.

DPDP Act 2023

Staff and custodian details are handled the way the Digital Personal Data Protection Act requires.

GeM Procurement

Orders and invoices come in from the Government e-Marketplace without manual re-entry.

PFMS

Exchanges data with the Public Financial Management System, so figures do not have to be retyped.

Where It Can Be Hosted

Three options, depending on what your security policy allows.

Central Gov Standard

NIC Cloud (GCC)

The usual choice for ministries and central departments that must host on government cloud infrastructure.

Encrypted to FIPS 140-2
State Data Center

State / Gov Data Centre (SDC)

For state departments that need the data held within their own state data centre rather than centrally.

Encrypted to FIPS 140-2
Classified & Strategic

On-Premise / Air-Gapped

For defence and strategic installations where nothing may connect outside and you own the hardware.

Encrypted to FIPS 140-2

How You Would Buy It

The six steps most departments go through, and we help with each one.

1
Scope It
What you need, costed
2
GeM Listing
Find the category
3
Tender
Publish the spec
4
Evaluate
Technical and price
5
Set Up
Cloud or your servers
6
Go Live
Tag your assets

Ask us and we will send the GeM details, draft technical specifications and anything else your tender needs.

FAQ

Can it run on NIC Cloud?
Yes. It deploys on NIC (GCC) cloud, on a state data centre, or on your own servers with no outside connection. The software works the same way in all three.
Does it work with GeM?
Yes. Purchase orders and invoices come in from GeM automatically, and we can send you the specification sheet your procurement team needs for the listing.
Will it stand up to a CAG audit?
That is what it is built for. Every approval, transfer and physical check is recorded and cannot be edited afterwards, and the reports come out in the format auditors expect.
Does it follow GFR 2017?
Yes. Procurement, physical verification, depreciation and disposal all follow the General Financial Rules, and the forms are generated for you rather than filled in by hand.