Government Integrations¶
Executive Summary¶
Government Integrations defines the architecture context for SARS, CIPC, CSD, CIDB, COIDA, B-BBEE agencies, and future country-specific government integrations.
Why This Exists¶
Government and compliance authorities provide records that are often authoritative outside Algosure. Algosure must consume, validate, store evidence, and interpret those records without becoming the authority that issued them.
Owner¶
The owner is the Chief Product Officer and Enterprise Architect.
Business Value¶
Government integrations improve compliance readiness, supplier eligibility, tender qualification, funding readiness, and evidence management.
Government Integration Map¶
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Compliance[Compliance Domain]
Organization[Organization Domain]
Supplier[Supplier Domain]
Funding[Funding Domain]
Gateway[Integration Gateway]
SARS[SARS]
CIPC[CIPC]
CSD[CSD]
CIDB[CIDB]
COIDA[COIDA]
BBBEE[B-BBEE Agencies]
Future[Future Country-Specific Authorities]
Compliance --> Gateway
Organization --> Gateway
Supplier --> Gateway
Funding --> Gateway
Gateway <--> SARS
Gateway <--> CIPC
Gateway <--> CSD
Gateway <--> CIDB
Gateway <--> COIDA
Gateway <--> BBBEE
Gateway <--> Future
Authority Catalogue¶
| System | External Authority | Algosure Interpretation Owner |
|---|---|---|
| SARS | Tax records, tax compliance, tax authority status. | Compliance, Organization, Funding where relevant. |
| CIPC | Company registration, director, and company identity records. | Organization and Compliance. |
| CSD | Central supplier registration and government supplier status. | Supplier, Compliance, Opportunity. |
| CIDB | Construction registration, grading, contractor eligibility. | Supplier, Compliance, Opportunity. |
| COIDA | Compensation and workplace compliance records. | Compliance. |
| B-BBEE agencies | B-BBEE certificate, affidavit, level, verification, expiry. | Compliance and Supplier. |
| Future country-specific authorities | Tax, procurement, company, identity, compliance, or sector authority records. | Owning country-specific Domain interpretation path. |
Government Integration Rules¶
| Rule | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Authority records remain external | Government systems and agencies remain authoritative for records they issue. |
| Evidence is timestamped | Imported or verified evidence must record source, timestamp, tenant, organization, and confidence. |
| Compliance interpretation is domain-owned | Compliance owns readiness, risk, expiry, and evidence interpretation where applicable. |
| Country-specific integrations are extensible | Future countries extend the integration model without duplicating core Domains. |
| Sensitive evidence is protected | Government records require classification, access control, audit, retention, and secure storage. |
Non-Implementation Boundary¶
This document does not define government API contracts, authentication mechanisms, data fields, scraping rules, verification schedules, or country rollout order.