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Flagship Systems
Procurement, warehouse, AIP, and community information on one municipal stack instead of disconnected office tools.
MJA WEB SERVICES
Procurement System
Warehouse Management System
AIP System
Community Information Management System
Digital Systems for Local Government
One integrated platform for procurement, warehouse, planning, and community records — with economics and operations that stay in one stack.
Procurement
Warehouse
AIP
CIMS
Business Permits and Licensing
Document Tracking and Records
Human Resource Information
Health Inventory Management
Budget and Accounting Support
Citizen-Facing Service Portals
Live
Public Procurement Portal
A working Bids and Awards portal for the Sample Municipality, open as a public example of the stack.
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More LGU Modules
Permits, records, HR, health stocks, budget support, and citizen portals sit on the same family of systems.
The stack
Four systems. One municipal platform.
From public bidding to community records, every layer is purpose-built for how an LGU actually works — and integrated end to end.
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Flagship
Procurement System
The official Bids and Awards portal for public bidding, pre-bid meetings, award notices, and procurement milestones — built for transparency under RA 9184.
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Flagship
Warehouse Management System
Receive, stock, issue, and account for municipal supplies and assets with a clear chain of custody from warehouse to end user.
Available to authorized municipal offices
Products
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1 Receiving and Inspection
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2 Stock and Bin Control
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3 Issuance to End Users
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4 Asset Custody Trail
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Flagship
AIP System
Plan, prioritize, and track the Annual Investment Program — from proposed projects and funding sources to implementation status.
Available to authorized municipal offices
Products
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1 Proposed Projects
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2 Funding Sources
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3 Priority Ranking
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4 Implementation Status
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Flagship
Community Information Management System
A shared registry of households, residents, and community records so barangay and municipal offices work from the same information.
Available to authorized municipal offices
Products
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1 Household Registry
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2 Resident Records
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3 Barangay Information
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4 Shared Municipal Data
Why these systems
Built for how an LGU actually works
Transparent procurement
Automate purchase requests, purchase orders, PPMP consolidation, TWG reports, and NOA, NTP, and BAC resolutions — with a public bidding portal suppliers can follow.
See procurement capabilitiesAccountable inventory
Warehouse stocks, issuances, and assets stay traceable from receipt to the office that uses them.
Planned investment
The AIP system keeps proposed and funded projects visible across planning, budget, and implementation.
Shared community records
CIMS gives barangays and municipal offices one source of household and resident information.
And other LGU systems
The rest of the municipal stack
Beyond the flagship platforms, the same family of systems covers permits, records, people, health stocks, and citizen-facing services.
Business Permits and Licensing
Document Tracking and Records
Human Resource Information
Health Inventory Management
Budget and Accounting Support
Citizen-Facing Service Portals
Start with a live portal — or a walkthrough for your office
Sign in to continue to internal systems. A live procurement portal for the Sample Municipality is available as a public example.