Govtech & public sector · EonTech

Public services that
work for everyone.

We build citizen portals, case management, and document AI for public bodies. Access, data rules, and audit logs are built in from day one. The public body owns the code and the data.

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  • Software + AI, one contract
  • EU-based · your time zone
  • GDPR · ISO 27001 · WCAG
WCAG
Access designed in, tested, not bolted on
Data sovereignty
GDPR and residency rules built into the design
Your IP
The public body keeps the code, tools, and data

What we build

Coverage across public sector services

From one citizen-facing service to a full back office, we know the patterns public sector work needs. Access, audits, and data rules are home ground.

  • Citizen portals

    Clear, accessible services people can finish on the first try. Identity, payments, and status tracking that work on any device, including assistive tech.

  • Case & permit management

    Intake, routing, review, and decision in one auditable flow. Configurable case types and SLAs. A new service is a setup task, not a new build.

  • Document AI

    The AI reads forms, pulls the data, and routes the work. An officer keeps the decision. They stay in control.

  • Legacy modernization

    We swap out old systems slice by slice, behind a stable interface. One feature at a time. Data stays intact.

  • Integration & registries

    We connect to identity, payment, and reference systems via official APIs. Edge cases in public data are handled too.

Built for public duty

Accessible by default, sovereign by design

Public services must work for every citizen. They must also follow strict rules on where data lives. We treat both as design constraints from the first wireframe.

We design and test to WCAG 2.2 AA with real assistive tech. Hosting, storage, and zones are set to meet your residency and GDPR rules.

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How we deliver

From statutory duty to a live service

Public sector work runs on a low-risk, access-first arc. You always know the next milestone. The service keeps running while it improves.

  1. 01

    Understand the service and the duty

    We map the citizen journey and legal duties before writing code. Access rules and data location are part of the design.

  2. 02

    Modernise without disruption

    If a legacy system exists, we replace it in slices. The service keeps running. Risk stays small.

  3. 03

    Build, test, and prove

    Senior engineers ship with weekly demos. We test with real assistive tech. Audit logs are built in. Every release is production-ready.

Why EonTech

A partner for accountable public delivery

  • One partner

    Platform build and custom AI under one contract. One team, one point of contact.

  • Senior only

    The engineers who scope the work are the ones who build it. No juniors, no handoffs.

  • EU delivery

    Our team is based in Poland. We share your time zone and meet EU data rules.

  • You own it

    Code, tools, and any trained models belong to the public body. Run and audit them freely.

Common questions

What public bodies ask first

  • How do you handle data sovereignty and residency?

    We design for it from day one. Hosting region, storage, and zones are set early. They are not patched in later. We work to GDPR and ISO 27001 standards. Data stays where your rules require. Access is logged throughout.

  • Is accessibility actually built in?

    Yes. We design and test to WCAG 2.2 AA. We test with real assistive tech, not just automated tools. Access starts at the first wireframe. Adding it to a finished service is harder and rarely as good.

  • Can you modernise our legacy systems safely?

    We replace legacy systems in slices, behind a stable interface. One feature moves at a time. The service keeps running. Data is moved with full checks, and nothing switches until it is proven.

Build public services that serve

Tell us the service you provide and the duties you carry. We scope a fixed first milestone in days. Then we start building.

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