Configured for your jurisdiction
Country packs bring fees, deadlines, document requirements, and procedures into the system’s settings.
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Government.
Working as one.
Civil systems for public institutions.
Segal Civil develops the systems that connect institutions, public services, and the official record. ASTRAEA is our government platform. Explore the work it brings together.
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Meet ASTRAEA.
A shared government platform from Segal Civil. Choose an institution to explore the product with illustrative demonstration data.
Public services, connected.
Permits, civil registry, local revenue, and the services people use every day.
Product demonstration · illustrative data. Civic, Legislative, and Executive screens show the fictional Republic of Meridia.
ASTRAEA, from Segal Civil
For cities. For nations. For the public.
A common core.
A coordinated
government.
Behind every branch is ASTRAEA Commons: a shared foundation that keeps identity, documents, payments, and the public record connected across institutions.
Explore ASTRAEA CommonsIdentity
People, roles, and permissions across the institution.
Documents
The record and its authority, carried together.
Audit
A traceable history of actions and decisions.
Treasury
Fees, payments, receipts, and reconciliation.
Interoperability
The handoffs between offices and systems.
The work.
On the record.
A filing becomes a case. A decision becomes an order. ASTRAEA keeps the document, its authority, and its history connected through each handoff.
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Accountable actions
Keep a traceable history of who acted, what changed, and when.
Verifiable documents
Give permits, receipts, and certificates a way to be checked.
Controlled access
Put records in the right hands, with access shaped by role.
Your laws.
Your institutions.
Your system.
A common platform should respect the government it serves. Configure your jurisdiction’s rules. Define your operational boundaries. Begin at the scale that makes sense.
Trust & sovereigntyStart with one institution
Begin with a courthouse, an agency, or a public-service counter. Expand through defined rollout stages.
See the deployment approachKeep continuity in view
Migration, training, parallel operations, and verification belong in the rollout from the beginning.
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chapter of government.
One service. One institution. Or the whole of government.
Let’s define your starting point.