2019–2021: e-services and revenue systems
Crawford's early work focused on digital public services, revenue administration and payment technology in South Sudan. The company developed platforms that connected online applications, institutional workflows and transaction records.
2022–2023: customs and business services
The project portfolio expanded across tax, customs, business registration and civil-aviation services. World Bank and JICA publications provide wider context for South Sudan's digital-economy and customs-modernisation work during this period.
2024–2025: project growth and external reporting
Crawford continued its digital-government work while United Nations bodies published reports concerning governance and public finance in South Sudan. The reports are available in the document library alongside the company's project information.
2026: service updates and company statement
Government service reviews and international reporting brought new public attention to Crawford's work in 2026. The company published a statement in June describing its contracts, technology role, fees and payment controls.
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Further reading
Crawford Capital, CapitalPay and South Sudan's crude-oil levy
An evidence-led account of the crude-oil accreditation arrangement, government records and the distinct roles of public authorities and technology providers.