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Public sector

Utilities, social housing,
agencies.

Two products born at public operators. Agora gets your staff and your users participating; m2 keeps the register of your property. Each one is installed for you alone, in France, within days.

Instance
one per organisation
Hosting
France
Accessibility
RGAA
Up and running
a few days
End of contract
you leave with everything

Where they come from

Designed inside
the public service.

Agora was born from the CAF du Var partner portal and runs at Eau de Paris today. m2 was born in a town hall of 8,000 people. Every screen exists because someone on the staff needed it: partners to register, ideas to assess, decisions to publish with their reasons, property to account for to the council. Nothing was adapted from a generic product.

Built in

What a public operator expects, already there.

  1. 01

    Staff and user accounts

    Sign-in with the work e-mail address, separate administration roles, versioned terms of use and a register of who accepted them.

  2. 02

    Assessment and reasoned decisions

    Every idea or request goes through a department that assesses it, and the decision is published with its reasons. Kept or not, it stays on record.

  3. 03

    RGAA accessibility

    Structure, contrast, keyboard, screen readers: everything is built to the standard, and the statement comes with your installation.

  4. 04

    An instance of your own

    A separate installation for each client, hosted in France. Your content, your accounts, your visual identity.

  5. 05

    Exports and registers

    Everything on screen exports to a spreadsheet, with the same filters. The personal-data processing register is kept for you.

  6. 06

    Hand-back at the end

    You leave with your data, your media and the notes to read them elsewhere. The installation is then erased, with a written record to prove it.

Screens

As they run.

Eau de Paris' platforms and a town's register, as they run. Not mock-ups.

  1. Agora · budget participatif
    Eau de Paris' participatory budget.
  2. Agora · Néo
    Néo, ideas from Eau de Paris' staff.
  3. m2 · tableau de bord
    A town's register and rents in m2.

How it goes

Four steps, one point of contact, and nothing to install on your side.

  1. 01

    A request

    You write to us: who you are, what you want to open to your staff or your users, and by when. Within a week, you have a scope and a calendar.

  2. 02

    A scoping

    Half a day with your departments to settle the modules, the roles, the visual identity and the data to bring across. The submission form and the texts are yours to write.

  3. 03

    An instance of your own

    A separate installation, in France, up in days. Your content, your accounts, your domain name.

  4. 04

    The day you leave

    If you stop, you get everything back: the data in a standard format, the media, and the notes to read them elsewhere. Nothing stays with us.

What exists today

  • RGAA accessibility

    self-assessment under way

    Third-party audit and accessibility statement planned for the first quarter of 2027.

  • Data and GDPR

    pack being written

    Processing register, sub-processors, retention periods, erasure: delivered with every instance.

  • Hosting

    France · one space per client

    Data hosted in France, per-client backups, full hand-back: your data, your media and the notes to read them elsewhere.

  • Security

    standard questionnaire ready

    One isolated instance per client. Hardening and penetration test planned for 2027.

  • AI

    models hosted in the EU

    No client data is used to train a model; every use is named in the processing register and explainable to an auditor.

Before signing

The questions we get asked.

01 Where is the data, and who can reach it?

On an installation that is yours alone, hosted in France. Nobody reaches it but you and the Lab's team, and every Lab access is named and logged.

02 What happens at the end of the contract?

You get everything back: all of your data in a standard format, your media, and the notes that make them readable elsewhere. The instance is then erased, with a written record.

03 And accessibility?

Both products are built for RGAA: structure, contrast, keyboard, screen readers. Self-assessment is under way; the third-party audit and the accessibility statement are planned for the first quarter of 2027 and delivered with your instance.

04 Can we start with a single module?

Yes. Agora's core is always there; after that you take the modules you need, Portal, Ideas & challenges or Participatory budget. A utility that only wants a participatory budget pays for that alone.

05 How does buying work?

On a quote, for a duration you choose. Our contracts stay under the public-procurement threshold that waives competitive tendering (article R2122-8), which the quote documents for your purchasing department.

References

They trusted us.

  • Public water utility · Paris

    Eau de Paris

    Néo, where the utility's staff submit and carry their ideas behind the single sign-on, and the participatory budget open to Parisians. Two Agora modules, each on its own installation.

    Being deployed · opening January 2027

    Read the case →
  • Municipality · Val-de-Marne

    Saint-Maur-des-Fossés town hall

    The town's housing, premises and leases, out of the spreadsheets and into m2, data included.

    In production

    Read the case →
  • Social security fund · Var

    CAF du Var

    A portal for hundreds of partners: accounts, news, events, directory, requests routed to the right desk. The Lab built it with its earlier tools; it is what Agora's Portal module was specified from.

    In production

    Read the case →

Public sector · 2026

Ask for
a proposal.

A utility, a social landlord, a town hall: tell us what you want to open, to whom, and by when. You'll have a scope and a calendar within a week, and a proposal right after if it suits you.