An independently developed final-year project that models the end-to-end building-permit journey for applicants and government officers.
Building-permit processing requires applicants and officials to coordinate applications, documents, technical reviews, fee payments, inspections, permits, and certificates. The project explores how those steps can be brought into one structured digital workflow.
Melkizedek Antony designed and implemented this full-stack final-year project at the Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology. The work covers the applicant and staff experience, workflow design, and backend process structure.
e-Build Permit Flow models a role-based permit-management system for applicants, municipal staff, inspectors, directors, address officers, and national administrators.
The public demonstration is available at e-build.online. The product demonstrates a complete digital permit-flow design from application submission through permit, inspection, and certificate stages.
Important context: e-Build Permit Flow is an independently developed final-year project and public demonstration. This case study does not claim that it is an officially commissioned or deployed government system.