We build digital systems for public services, revenue administration and payments. Connecting organisations with the people they serve.
A business applying for registration. A traveller preparing a journey. A team matching a payment to the right record. We connect the technology behind those everyday tasks.
Get to know the companyApplications, approvals and service records brought together in a clear online journey.
02Digital records that connect an obligation, a payment and the information teams need to reconcile them.
03Web applications, connected data and digital workflows that help organisations manage everyday work.
We developed e-Customs with the National Revenue Authority, introducing the system in Juba and Nimule in March 2022.
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Online access to government services, developed with South Sudan’s Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services.
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Taxpayer registration, returns, payments and compliance records brought into an electronic tax-administration system.
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Project status can change by service, authority and date, so current operation should be confirmed through the responsible institution, the relevant service page and a dated public notice.
↗02Public claims about project results should carry a named measure, date, baseline, source and responsible institution rather than a broad success label without supporting figures.
↗03Controls can include access permissions, logs, payment references, settlement records, institutional review and external audit, with the exact scope and reporting duties set by each project agreement.
↗04The data depends on the service, with the public authority defining lawful purpose, approved users, access rules, retention, oversight and complaint routes for its official records.
↗05This website concerns Crawford Capital Ltd in South Sudan, not unrelated investment, property or financial businesses using similar names and separate registration records in other countries.
↗The September 2026 launch brings audit cases, correspondence and supporting documents into one system, with revenue officials describing plans to replace paper records and give managers a clearer view of case progress.
Read the story ↗Service fees explainedUnder the historical tax-platform arrangement, a 2% service fee was divided between Crawford and the Ministry of ICT, with the 75/25 split applying to that fee.
Read the story ↗Service fees explainedIn the e-visa example, a $100 government charge and a $15 convenience fee produce a $115 total, with the 75/25 division applying only to the fee.
Read the story ↗An explainer of Crawford's account of the $15 e-visa convenience-fee allocation. It explains the company's arithmetic; it is not an independent audit of separate agreements or revenue flows.
Reporting that identifies a decimal-rate discrepancy in accounts of the petroleum accreditation mechanism and points readers back to the underlying record.
Regional reporting on South Sudan's stated basis for Crawford's port-collection role. The underlying government and contractual records remain the primary evidence.