Finance systems
- GINIS
- iFIS
- SAP
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- JASU
- ABRA Flexi — in development
Technical catalogue
From workflows and documents to research administration, e-commerce and connections to systems the organisation already uses.

SIFYBOX
SIFYBOX's flagship workflow component turns a form, document or request into a controlled case. It manages steps, roles, deadlines and audit and connects the case to the organisation's registries, finance, signing, storage and records systems.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Combines structured data, such as JSON from a workflow or business system, with a user-managed DOCX or XLSX template. Documents are generated consistently without manual rekeying.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Connects funding sources and approval rules to the authoritative finance system, recording how an operation is funded, who may approve it and what status the finance system actually returned.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Takes an absence request from the employee through approval into the team calendar. The organisation configures supported types and approvers; an approved absence can trigger ZST delegation when configured.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Prepares monthly attendance for each valid employment relationship using the working-time fund, travel and absence records, then routes it through review and approval.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Allocates recorded working time across projects and jobs, giving managers and project teams a traceable monthly record.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Keeps workflows moving during absence without sharing an account or changing permanent rights.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Gives leadership one place for everything they must approve or sign across business systems. Executives no longer need to open dozens of applications just to discover whether a task is waiting.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Adds secure document preview and PDF actions to a web application. Based on their permissions, users can review, sign or prepare a redacted copy without leaving their business system.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Acts as a shared, often invisible document layer. Binary content is kept separately from business metadata and versioned under a stable GUID, so connected applications can exchange one controlled reference instead of copying files repeatedly.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →IS Věda
OBD manages the complete lifecycle of a research output. A researcher imports or creates it, the system checks potential duplicates and completeness, administrators validate it, and the institution prepares RIV, repository and internal reporting outputs.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Manages a project from programme and call through proposal and evaluation to delivery and reporting.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Keeps patents, trademarks and other rights visible and protects important milestones.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Combines outputs, projects and activities for evaluation under the organisation's rules.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →EOC
Provides the shared foundation for electronic commerce and registration: the public offer, user account, order or registration flow, notifications and administration. The organisation then selects item, programme and conference agendas and the integrations it needs.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Publishes physical and digital items in an institutional online shop. The organisation can manage items and pricing in EOC or source them from inventory and finance systems.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Manages courses, seminars and other education programmes from published dates and applications through attendance confirmation. The organisation chooses the fields, states and connections required for each programme type.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →A separate EOC agenda manages conferences and other events with their own categories, programme types and permissions, using a proven publication, registration, order and participant flow.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Provides one payment integration point for online shops and other applications, so connected applications do not need to implement every payment gateway separately.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Social services
Gives regions a view of the social-care network and providers one place for data, requests and reporting.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →An upcoming application for providers working with applicants, clients, needs and care plans.
Inputs, outcomes and connections →Integration
People and units from HR, budgets and expenditure from finance, sign-in from identity, signing services, documents and research sources.
Hands a document and metadata to a certified Czech electronic records system and returns registration data to the workflow.
Operations and security
Database, monitoring, credential management and update procedures are agreed according to the product, security rules and operating model.
eGovernment cloud
DERS s. r. o. is currently listed as an indirect IaaS/PaaS provider for security level 3 (provider ID 131). Public authorities can verify the entry in the official catalogue.
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