SoftTech Engineers Limited Powers Digital Transformation of Urban Governance in Jammu & Kashmir
Pune, March 18, 2026 – SoftTech Engineers Limited, a Pune-based provider of AECO (Architecture, Engineering, Construction & Operations) technology and e-governance solutions, announced the launch of two digital platforms for the Housing & Urban Development Department (H&UDD) in Jammu & Kashmir. The platforms were inaugurated by Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo and are powered by SoftTech's CivitPERMIT(AutoDCR) technology.The platforms include an Auto Scrutiny-based Building Permission and Change of Land Use (CLU) Portal, integrated with GIS-based Master Plans, and a Unified Web Portal for the Housing & Urban Development Department. The Building Permission Portal was described by Commissioner Secretary Mandeep Kaur as a 'first-of-its-kind initiative' integrating automation, spatial intelligence, and regulatory compliance. The platform automatically scrutinizes AutoCAD drawings to verify compliance with building bye-laws and GIS-mapped Master Plans.
“This marks a significant milestone in India’s digital urban governance journey," said Vijay Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, SoftTech Engineers Limited. "By integrating automation, GIS intelligence, and compliance into a single platform, the initiative is expected to improve efficiency and enable faster, more streamlined urban development processes.”
SoftTech Engineers Limited develops digital solutions for the AECO and infrastructure sectors. Its key products, including CivitPLAN & CivitPERMIT (AutoDCR®), CivitINFRA (PWIMS) and CivitBUILD (Opticon), enable building plan approvals, urban governance, and infrastructure project management.
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