Open technologies, an editorial back office your teams can run alone, every regulatory publication requirement handled natively, and no lock-in of any kind.
The most expensive part of a public website is rarely the build. It is being unable to leave the supplier who built it.
Open technologies only
No proprietary platform you can only run through us. The stack is open source and widely known, so another supplier could take over tomorrow if you wanted them to.
You own everything
Source code, database, media library and documentation belong to you and are handed over at delivery, not held as leverage at renewal time.
Fast on a bad connection
Pages built to load quickly on a phone with poor reception in a rural area, not just on fibre in an office. Light pages also mean a lighter environmental footprint.
A back office your team can run
Your communication officer publishes an article, adds an event or updates a page without calling us. Training and written documentation are part of the delivery.
These are not optional modules quoted separately at the end of the project. They are part of what a public sector website is.
Publication of official acts
Since July 2022, authorities of 3,500 inhabitants and above make their administrative acts public online rather than on a physical board, and smaller ones may choose to. We ship a register that publishes deliberations, decrees and council minutes with a reliable publication date, searchable and archived.
Open data
Authorities above 3,500 inhabitants employing more than 50 staff must publish their public datasets. We wire the exports into the site and feed the national open data portal, in standard machine readable formats.
Accessible documents
A perfectly accessible page linking to an unreadable scanned PDF fails the test. We set up the pipeline and the editorial rules so documents you publish are accessible too.
Legal pages & GDPR
Legal notices, privacy policy, cookie management with a compliant consent banner, and the processing records your data protection officer will ask for.
Procurement profile
Your own tender notices published on the site, archived and linked to your buyer profile platform, so suppliers find your procedures.
Eco-design
Optimised media, restrained scripts and efficient hosting, following the general eco-design framework for digital services rather than claiming a label we do not hold.
Pick what your authority needs. Each module is built to the same accessibility and security standard as the rest of the site.
Online procedures
Civil status requests, permits, declarations, connected to FranceConnect where relevant.
Council & official acts
Agendas, minutes, deliberations and decrees, published with the legal timestamp.
Alerts & notifications
Emergency alerts, works notices and closures pushed by email, SMS or web notification.
Bookings & registrations
School catering, extracurricular activities, room and equipment reservations.
Reporting tool
Residents report a pothole, a broken light or fly-tipping, with photo and geolocation.
Local directory
Associations, businesses, healthcare professionals and public facilities, searchable and mapped.
Agenda & news
Events, cultural programme and municipal news, with newsletter and social syndication.
Urban planning
Local plan documents, public inquiries and consultation files made findable and downloadable.
Procurement profile
Your own tender notices published and archived, linked to your buyer profile.
We do not ask you to replace working software. We connect the site to it, so residents get one entry point and your services keep their tools.
FranceConnect
Identity federation so residents sign in with credentials they already have.
Online procedure engines
Existing national and regional procedure platforms embedded rather than rebuilt.
Payment
Connection to the public sector payment channel for fees and municipal services.
Citizen relationship tools
Requests and reports routed into whatever back office your services already use.
Alerts by SMS & email
Emergency and works notifications, with resident opt-in and consent tracking.
Mapping & urban planning
Local plan layers, facility maps and geolocated reporting, on open mapping data.
Business software
Bridges to your existing civil status, school catering or booking software.
Analytics without tracking
Audience measurement configured to run without consent, so you keep your numbers.
At any point in the contract, and at the end of it, you can request a full export: source code in a repository you control, database dump, media library, and the technical documentation to redeploy it elsewhere. It is a contractual clause, and we test it during the project rather than discovering on the last day that it does not work.
Source code
In a repository you own, from day one
Content & data
Database and media, standard formats
Documentation
Enough for another team to redeploy
