OneGov
Every core government service, on one governed AI platform
Grants, cases, policy, programs, legislation, regulation, information, assets and procurement run as governed AI services on a single platform, with modern interfaces for the officers who run government and the citizens who use it. Any portfolio, in any country, can automate the work of government, reduce its corporate risk, and cut what it costs taxpayers to run.
Government buys the same system many times over
Every portfolio procures its own stack: a grants system here, a case system there, a records platform, an asset register, a procurement suite. Each one is a separate licence, a separate integration, a separate data model and a separate vendor roadmap. The cost of running government rises while the service to citizens does not.
The work underneath is largely the same everywhere. Take a request, apply the rules, decide, record the decision, pay or act, and prove it later. That is true of a grant, a case, a permit, a tender and an entitlement, and it is true in every jurisdiction.
OneGov treats those as one set of governed AI services on a single platform. Agents do the processing, officers approve the decisions that carry statutory or financial weight, and the evidence trail is produced as the work happens rather than reconstructed for an audit.
The core services a government runs
Each service is a governed AI service in its own right. Run one, or run the portfolio.
Grants management
Programme design, eligibility, assessment, approval, payment and acquittal, with the reasoning behind every funding decision recorded as it is made.
Case management
Citizen and business cases handled end to end: intake, triage, assessment, determination and review, with agents doing the processing and officers approving what matters.
Policy management
Draft, consult on, cost and version policy with the evidence base attached, so every position is traceable to what informed it and to who cleared it.
Program management
Plan, cost and track delivery of government programs against outcomes, budget and milestones, with the delivery record maintained as the work happens rather than at reporting time.
Administering legislation
Turn legislative instruments into executable rules, apply them consistently to every decision, and prove which provision drove which outcome.
Regulation management
Licensing, registration, compliance monitoring, inspection, enforcement and statutory reporting for any regulatory regime.
Managing and sharing information
Records, classification, retention, disposal, freedom of information and controlled sharing between agencies and jurisdictions, with access provable after the fact.
Managing government assets
The asset register, condition, maintenance, valuation, renewal and disposal across property, fleet, plant and infrastructure.
Procuring for government
Sourcing, tender assessment, award, supplier and contract management, with probity controls and the audit trail produced automatically.
Licensing and permits
Application, assessment, conditions, renewal and revocation for licences and permits, with the rules applied the same way to every applicant.
Correspondence and ministerial services
Ministerial and parliamentary correspondence, briefs, questions on notice and information requests, drafted, routed and cleared against the deadline.
Payments and entitlements
Eligibility, calculation, payment and review of entitlements, with the determination and its reasons recorded for every recipient.
Services are added to the platform as portfolios adopt them. If a core service your portfolio runs is not listed, it is a candidate for the roadmap.
Software people can actually use, on both sides of the counter
Government software has a reputation: forms that time out, screens built around the data model rather than the person, and a training course to explain a system that should have explained itself. OneGov is built the other way round, for the officers who run government and the citizens who deal with it.
One workspace, not eleven systems
An officer works across every service in one interface, with the same navigation, the same search and the same sign-on. No swivelling between a case system and a payment system, and no re-keying the same details into both.
Work arrives prepared, not assembled
The pack is built before the officer opens it: the history, the evidence, the provision that applies and the options, each cited back to its source. The officer spends their time on judgement rather than on assembly.
A public service people can finish
Citizen-facing services are short, mobile-first and written in plain language, with progress saved as people go and status visible without ringing anyone. Most are done in one sitting, on a phone.
Ask once, not every time
Nothing is requested that government already holds and is entitled to use. Details carry across services with consent recorded, so a citizen is not asked for the same document by three different areas.
Accessibility designed in, not bolted on
Interfaces are designed against WCAG 2.2 AA, built to work with a keyboard and a screen reader, and written at a reading level the whole population can use. Conformance is assessed and evidenced for your deployment rather than asserted once and left.
One design system across every service
A service switched on next quarter looks and behaves like the ones already in use, so officers do not relearn the software and improvements land everywhere at once instead of service by service.
The gated demo is the interface itself, not a set of screenshots. It is the fastest way to judge whether your officers would want to work in it.
How OneGov helps your portfolio
One platform, every portfolio
Grants, cases, policy, programs, regulation, information, assets and procurement run as services on the same platform, on one identity model and one audit trail, instead of a shelf of unconnected systems that each need integrating.
Automate the process, keep the decision accountable
Agents do the intake, the assessment and the paperwork. Officers approve the decisions that carry statutory or financial weight, and every approval is recorded with the evidence that supported it.
Efficiencies that compound with every service
Each new service reuses the identity, evidence trail, integrations and design system already paid for. The eleventh service costs a fraction of the first, which is the opposite of how a stack of separate suites behaves. The saving is in what government spends running itself, not in what it spends on citizens.
Less sprawl, less corporate risk
A stack of unconnected systems is a risk register in its own right: duplicated citizen records, integrations nobody owns, vendors holding the keys, and audit findings that stay open because no single system can answer them. Consolidating onto one governed platform removes the sprawl those risks live in.
Efficient and effective, not one at the cost of the other
Cost comes out because the processing is automated, not because service levels drop. Assessment times fall, decisions become consistent because the same rules are applied to everyone, and officers are freed for the matters that actually need a person.
Adopt one service at a time
Start with the service under the most pressure, run it alongside what you have, then add the next. No portfolio has to migrate everything at once to get value from the first service.
Built for any jurisdiction
The rules, instruments, thresholds and languages are configuration, not code. National, state, provincial and local government run the same platform against their own legislation.
Sovereign by deployment
OneGov runs in the region you govern in, on your cloud tenancy, with no offshore processing including for model inference, and customer data is never used to train external models.
A platform on Meshbone
OneGov is not a new stack. It is the government service layer of the Arrochar Labs suite, which is why a portfolio gets governance, evidence and cost visibility on day one rather than as a later project.
Meshbone
Every OneGov service is a governed AI service on the Meshbone control plane: what runs, who owns it, what it costs and whether it still meets policy, from first request to retirement.
Nanolitte
The services themselves are agentic microservices built on Nanolitte, on your data model and your process logic, so the platform bends to the portfolio rather than the other way round.
AIG Sentinel
Each service is assessed against the frameworks that apply to you, with approval gates and an audit-ready evidence trail for the regulator, the auditor-general and the parliament.
Databallast
Agents decide against governed data: a business glossary, lineage and certified data products, so an answer can be traced back to the record it came from.
Built to the standard government data demands
OneGov handles the records government holds on its citizens: entitlements, cases, enforcement, procurement and correspondence. It is built to the highest security standard we hold any product to, and the controls are architectural rather than configured on afterwards.
Zero trust, tenant isolated
Every request is authenticated and authorised on its own merits. Each government tenant is isolated at the data, compute and key layer, with phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication on all administrative access.
Encrypted, with keys you hold
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with customer-managed keys so the platform operator cannot read a tenant's records.
Aligned to the baselines you are audited against
Built to align with the ACSC Essential Eight, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, the OWASP LLM Top 10 and ISO/IEC 42001, with an IRAP-ready architecture for Australian agencies.
Tamper-evident by default
Every agent action, approval, override and data access is written to an evidence trail that cannot be altered after the fact, which is what turns an automated decision into a defensible one.
One architecture, every product
A full AI-agentic experience
Every Arrochar Labs product is built the same way: agentic, event-driven, and governed with human-in-the-loop controls, so AI does the work while your people stay in control.
Agentic
AI agents do the work, end to end. Every product runs on autonomous agents that take action across your processes, not just a chat box, but software that actually gets the job done.
Event-driven
It reacts in real time. Products respond to what's actually happening (new data, a policy breach, an incoming request, a change in your estate) instead of waiting on a batch run or a person to press go.
Human-in-the-loop
Your people stay in control. Approval gates, oversight and a tamper-evident audit trail keep every agent accountable, so automation never runs unchecked.
Start with one service
Tell us which service is under the most pressure in your portfolio, and we will show you what it looks like running on OneGov.