Right to services, delivered digitally.
CMGI supports a connected ORTPSA ecosystem where citizens can discover notified services, access them through familiar channels, track delivery timelines and receive accountable escalation when delays occur.
One ecosystem for timely, transparent services.
Each initiative performs a distinct role—from citizen access and service discovery to timeline monitoring and accountability—while working towards one seamless service-delivery journey.
Ama Sathi Bot
A unified WhatsApp interface that brings public services closer to citizens through an everyday communication channel.
- Apply through conversational workflows
- Track application status
- Receive final output within the service journey
Auto Appeal
A rules-driven escalation mechanism designed to protect citizens when a notified service exceeds its stipulated timeline.
- Continuous timeline validation
- Automatic appeal initiation
- Digital authority workflow
ORTPSA Services
A structured directory of notified services, their delivery time limits and the responsible authorities at each stage.
- Department-wise service listing
- Designated and appellate authorities
- Time limits and citizen rights
Central Monitoring System
A statewide monitoring layer that captures service-delivery data and converts it into actionable oversight.
- Application and pendency monitoring
- Departmental performance visibility
- Data-backed accountability
Government services through a familiar conversation.
Ama Sathi—meaning “our companion”—is CMGI’s unified WhatsApp-based citizen-service interface, developed to simplify access to Government services.
The intended end-to-end experience goes beyond information and application submission: citizens should be able to apply, track progress and receive the final certificate, approval, receipt or service output without being pushed into a fragmented external journey.
Application registered
The delivery system records the application date and the notified service timeline.
Timeline monitored
CMS continuously evaluates the application against the statutory delivery period.
Delay detected
When the configured deadline expires without final disposal, the escalation condition is met.
Appeal initiated
The appeal workflow is generated for the competent Appellate Authority with service details.
Citizen informed
Status and authority action can be communicated digitally throughout the appeal lifecycle.
Accountability that activates when time runs out.
The Auto Appeal initiative is designed to reduce the burden on citizens by initiating escalation automatically when an integrated notified service crosses its stipulated delivery timeline.
Instead of requiring a citizen to understand the appeal hierarchy and manually file after a delay, the system can carry forward the application record, responsible officer mapping and supporting data into the appeal workflow. This enables faster scrutiny and strengthens statutory accountability.
Know the service, timeline and responsible authority.
ORTPSA converts service commitments into enforceable citizen rights by notifying what must be delivered, within how much time and by whom.
The official service directory enables citizens and departments to view the notified service, prescribed time limit, Designated Officer, Appellate Authority and Revisional Authority. This creates a transparent chain of responsibility from application to final escalation.
Turning service data into administrative action.
CMS is the digital monitoring layer for ORTPSA implementation, designed to receive application-level data from departmental systems and present a consolidated picture of service delivery.
Through standard integration, CMS can capture acknowledgement, application status, disposal, rejection, delay and appeal information. Department-wise dashboards help administrators identify pendency, validate compliance and intervene before citizen service issues become systemic.
From application to outcome, without losing the citizen.
The four initiatives become most powerful when they operate as one connected chain—preserving application context, monitoring statutory timelines and delivering the final service outcome through a citizen-friendly channel.
Apply
Citizen starts through Ama Sathi or an integrated delivery portal.
Acknowledge
Application reference and service timeline are established.
Monitor
CMS tracks progress, disposal and timeline compliance.
Escalate
Auto Appeal activates where an integrated service exceeds time.
Deliver
Citizen receives certificate, approval, receipt or final decision.
Essential ORTPSA digital links.
Access the official service directory, statutory information, appeal facilities and authority systems from one place.
Need support on ORTPSA integration?
Connect with CMGI for service integration, CMS onboarding, Auto Appeal readiness and Ama Sathi workflow coordination.
