One institution, one mandate, one system built to it.
The other half of the studio. Not a bigger version of a Ko product. A different business, bought through public procurement, and won on whether we can carry a mandate-critical system rather than on a catalogue.
Regulatory reporting platform
A single pipeline for how every distribution utility reports.
A uniform reporting platform for a sector regulator: filings collected to the framework's own shape, validated before a case officer ever opens them, and every published figure traceable back to the submission it came from.
Described by what we build.
Systems design & architecture
The shape of the thing before anyone writes it: data model, tenancy, integration surface, failure modes.
Platform build & integration
Delivery against the mandate, wired into the systems the institution already runs rather than replacing them wholesale.
Regulatory-grade data pipelines
Collection, validation and audit trails built so a published figure can be traced to its source years later.
Implementation & change management
Getting it actually used: training, migration, and the unglamorous months after go-live.
Sector research & feasibility
Market scoping and feasibility studies: the measuring work that decides whether a build should happen at all.
The product sells. The deployment proves.
SerbisKo is the product; a named province is the deployment. We keep those separate on purpose: a platform named after its first client quietly tells every other province that it belongs to someone else.
One province, seventeen towns
One resident profile across seventeen municipalities and three islands, so nobody crosses the sea to line up. Municipal and provincial editions of the same platform, with the archipelago services the mainland never needs: inter-island ferry manifests, off-island health referral, tourism accreditation.
An island tourism network
The first network: accredited operators and guides on a fairness-weighted rotation, itineraries planned around the mainland sailings and the open-sea crossings that cancel them, and a benefit-sharing ledger the provincial tourism office can actually show its own operators.
See the one that fits you.
Tell us which institution you're with and we'll show you the product for your sector, with your own numbers in it.