TigerOne brings projects, contracts, budgets, assets, people and GIS into one governed record. Naya assists decisions, while Skyhawk and Shohor extend it from verified field delivery to citizen services.
Naya drafts, answers and guides from the governed record. An authorised person always approves the official action.
Meet Naya →Choose a story, a product or a delivery challenge. Each route leads to the same governed operating environment.
Six government institutions run governed digital systems built and operated by Tiger Park.
Browse every published Tiger Park case study, grouped by the work government teams need to deliver.
Approved plans, contracts, progress, field evidence and management attention through project completion.
How FREAP gives DPHE a secure operating view of contracts and water-supply delivery, from portfolio dashboard to Upazila and Union reporting.
5,810 raised-platform deep tube-well records Read the story →
How field evidence and digital handover supported project oversight and contractor payment while creating close to 600,000 water-source records.
≈600,000 water-source records Read the story →
How a Tiger One-based system connected sites, procurement, contracts, funds, field evidence, water-quality screening and final bills for DPHE’s part of PEDP4.
65,000+ schools · 20,000+ water sources · 50,000+ WASH blocks Read the story →
How Tiger Park built a Tiger One and Sky Hawk-based ICT Monitoring System for CEIP-1's Polder 39/2C, as ICT sub-contractor to DevConsultants Limited (DevCon), giving BWDB's project management unit geotagged, real-time field evidence.
Geotagged evidence · one governed record Read the story →
How Tiger Park is building Brishtir Pani, a Tiger One and Sky Hawk-based monitoring system for DPHE's coastal rainwater harvesting water-supply programme, bringing tube wells, tanks, community schemes and piped supply into one record.
4 source types · one governed record Read the story →Every brochure and presentation opens as a secure preview first — download or print only if you choose to.
Overview, value, modules and implementation approach for the enterprise foundation.
Attendance, approved minutes, actions, visits and time intelligence.
Project monitoring, field reporting, GIS evidence and governed approvals.
Revenue, licensing, civil registration and welfare workflows for city corporations and pourashavas.
The relationship among the three original products in one executive briefing.
TigerOne remains the enterprise foundation. Naya brings AI assistance to every part of the record, while Skyhawk and Shohor deepen it where delivery takes place and citizens are served.
Connect projects, contracts, budgets, assets, personnel, GIS, workflow, reporting and executive intelligence in one governed platform. Skyhawk and Shohor are satellite modules that extend this foundation, and Naya — the AI assistant — works across all of it.
A general-purpose AI assistant grounded in the governed record — drafting minutes, tracking decisions, answering questions and guiding staff, with an authorized user always approving the final record.
Capture structured progress, geotagged evidence, issues and approvals against projects, contracts, work packages and tasks.
Citizen service applications, licensing, revenue and welfare workflows for city corporations and pourashavas, connected to TigerOne.
TigerOne implementation model
From DPP to PCR, one project delivery record.
Connect approved plans, packages, financial and physical progress, field evidence and executive decisions in one governed operating view.
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A shared project identifier connects the meeting record, accountable work, field evidence and enterprise dashboard.
Deploy the modules appropriate to agency readiness, policy, existing systems and implementation priorities.
Ask the record anything. Naya drafts; people decide.
Naya is Tiger Park's general-purpose AI assistant — deployed today in government meeting rooms and on the public WASH compendium. In its meetings deployment, it runs the official activity lifecycle:
A claim of progress becomes verified delivery evidence.
Citizen-facing services connected to the operational workflows that make public response accountable.
How Shohor, the Tiger One module for citizen services, connects revenue and taxation, licensing, civil registration, markets, welfare, back-office workflow, finance and platform services for Rajshahi City Corporation.
One governed record across every municipal service category Read the story →Every municipal service becomes an online, paid and on-the-record transaction.
The governed operational record behind approvals, reporting, assets, contracts, maintenance and executive oversight.
How RHD uses Tiger One, under ONERHD, to connect land-acquisition progress, budget context, GIS visibility and delay reasons to project delivery.
GIS context · acquisition milestones · delay visibility Read the story →
How RHD uses Skyhawk and Tiger One, under ONERHD, to record roadside tree plantation by road area, location context, species and planting details for monitoring and follow-up.
Map-ready records · planting evidence · survival follow-up Read the story →
How Skyhawk supports RHD teams to capture flood-related road damage with photographs, road and chainage references, and GPS context for review and response coordination.
Field photos · road and chainage · GPS context Read the story →
How Tiger One and Skyhawk support DPHE's GCA Project Module with structured field data, maintenance supervision and a traceable record of treatment-plant service work.
Field data · maintenance supervision · governed service history Read the story →
How RHD operates ONERHD on the TIGERONE platform, connecting programme delivery, contracts, budgets, roads, bridges, vehicles, assets, land and management attention.
Connected enterprise management across road-sector operations Read the story →
How DPHE's Contract Management System (CMS) and RHD's ONERHD Contract Management and Work & Payment Tracking modules bring contracts, physical and financial progress, and time-extension requests onto one governed record — the same approach, deployed independently for each agency.
2 agencies · one governed contract record Read the story →Capabilities, policies, deployment commitments and success measures are confirmed during discovery and implementation planning.
AI may draft or suggest. An authorized user reviews and approves the official record.
Official activity is recorded under customer policy—not continuous personal movement.
Time, location, uploader and audit history support verification and controlled correction.
Identity, permissions, retention, export and data residency follow the agreed operating model.
Water, sanitation and hygiene evidence transformed into map-based planning, monitoring and grounded guidance.
How the PICMaC Water Resources Potential Map brings aquifer, river, water-quality and feasibility evidence into one public decision-support interface.
First aquifer · second aquifer · river potential Read the story →
How Aqua Watch, a Tiger One installation, connects seasonal water-table and water-quality surveys with mapped monitoring points, geographic comparison and governed approval for DPHE's Survey Investigation and Research Division.
Seasonal rounds · water table · water quality Read the story →
How Tiger Park built a public compendium of WASH technologies for Bangladesh's disaster-response sector, with real per-technology costs, a live project map, and an AI assistant that turns a plain-language emergency scenario into a grounded budget.
15 mapped projects · GPT-OSS 120B grounded budget assistant Read the story →Data residency, control and compliance requirements differ by agency. TigerOne runs the same governed system wherever it needs to live.
Elastic, managed cloud infrastructure for scale, backup and global reach — 99.99% uptime, auto-scaling, load balancing and multi-AZ redundancy.
Infrastructure detailsHosted and operated end to end on Tiger Park's own infrastructure in Bangladesh.
Deployed inside the Government of Bangladesh's own National Data Center, under national data-sovereignty rules.
Runs entirely inside the agency's own infrastructure and network, under the customer's direct control.
Connected applicant, learner, assessment, education and institutional decision workflows.
How BKSP runs its national talent pipeline on a Tiger Park-built platform — applicant intake, geographic talent mapping, academics, sports assessment, accommodation and finance — with a companion mobile app for every applicant.
21 connected modules · web + Android Read the story →Every deployed system runs inside a live, shared channel — client staff and Tiger Park engineers in the same conversation, day and night. It is the reason systems stay in daily use instead of gathering dust.
A district office messages at sunrise: the system will not load. Within minutes, a named Tiger Park engineer is looking at the exact same screen, in the exact same conversation. By the time the working day starts, the fix is already confirmed — not with a ticket number, but with a screenshot and a “Resolved.”
Digital systems that help government institutions develop talent, manage opportunity and strengthen public leadership.
How PMO's Governance Innovation Unit runs its national fellowship programme — eligibility scoring, university matching, award and multi-currency disbursement — on a Tiger Park-built platform.
Eligibility to disbursement · multi-currency Read the story →Approved government cloud, your own data centre, or a hybrid model — whichever your policy requires. Each deployment is configured for the client, not rebuilt from scratch.
You do. Every deployment is client-owned — Tiger Park Limited supplies and supports the underlying platform, but the operational data and its governance stay with your institution.
We map your current process, confirm the modules you're ready for, and run a governed pilot on one project or service before wider rollout. Final scope is confirmed during discovery.
Yes — Bangla and English interfaces are available across citizen and staff-facing modules, including Shohor's citizen portal.
AI may draft or suggest, but an authorized user always approves the official record. Access, retention and export follow the operating model agreed during implementation.
Yes. Skyhawk and Shohor both support integration with existing systems — for example e-Nothi, the government's e-file system — through a documented REST API.
We will map the current process, confirm the appropriate TigerOne modules, configure the Naya, Skyhawk and Shohor touchpoints, and define a governed pilot with measurable outcomes.
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