Client
CIABOC
Type
Government
Category
Web Application
The Asset and Liability Declaration System is a centralized, secure, workflow-driven digital system developed for CIABOC under UNDP oversight to modernize Sri Lanka’s statutory asset and liability declaration process. Implemented in line with the 2023 Anti-Corruption Act, the platform replaces the previous paper-based submission model with a structured digital environment for declarant registration, declaration submission, review, vetting, and controlled public disclosure. The system is designed to manage large volumes of sensitive financial information while strengthening accountability, transparency, traceability, data protection, and legal compliance.
The platform allows declarants to securely register, manage their profiles, and access declaration submission services through a controlled online environment.
Dynamic, rule-based online forms support asset and liability declarations, with built-in validations, contextual guidance, and completeness checks to reduce errors at the point of submission.
Submissions are automatically classified and routed through internal workflows that support risk-based vetting, officer review, clarification requests, escalation, resolution, and status tracking.
A comprehensive RBAC framework ensures that sensitive financial information is accessible only to authorized users based on their role, responsibilities, and need-to-know access level.
Every access, action, submission update, and workflow transition is captured through detailed audit logs, strengthening accountability and supporting legal and administrative review.
Supervisory officers can monitor declaration volumes, review status, ageing, risk indicators, institutional KPIs, and workflow performance through dashboards and drill-down reporting.
Public-facing components enable selected approved information to be published in accordance with applicable information disclosure requirements, while protecting confidential and personal data.
The system includes encrypted data transmission and storage, secure session management, audit logging, controlled access, and readiness for independent security certification.
The architecture supports phased rollout, future expansion of declarant groups, enhanced risk-profiling logic, and potential integration with external data sources.
The solution includes user training, technical documentation, deployment support, and post-go-live maintenance to support adoption, sustainability, and long-term operational continuity.