Send “Hi”
The citizen starts a WhatsApp conversation and enters their name.
GramSahay turns a simple WhatsApp conversation into a trackable local request—then routes it to the right village, ward, sector or Nagar team for follow-up and resolution.
A short product demo will show how a citizen creates a request, receives a ticket and stays informed—without downloading another app.
Your final demo will play here automatically, muted and on a continuous loop.
The full experience happens inside WhatsApp with clear choices and simple language.
Every submission arrives with the citizen, location, issue category and description.
A unique ticket creates accountability and gives the citizen timely status updates.
The location fields adapt to each deployment—Gram Panchayat and village in rural areas, or Ward, sector and Nagar in cities.
The citizen starts a WhatsApp conversation and enters their name.
A request can be raised for oneself or on behalf of someone who needs help.
Choose the village, sector, Nagar or other configured local area.
The citizen selects the relevant Ward, Gram Panchayat or local administrative unit.
Select the issue category and add a short description for the local team.
A unique ID and request summary are sent to the citizen automatically.
The relevant village, Ward, sector or Nagar team receives the request.
The team updates the status, closes the request and keeps the citizen informed.
GramSahay brings citizen access, flexible local ownership and visible progress into one practical workflow.
Citizens can follow a guided experience in the language they understand best.
Family members and neighbours can raise a request for elderly or vulnerable citizens.
Use Gram Panchayat and village fields, or configure Ward, sector, Nagar and locality.
Leaders can see pending, in-progress and resolved requests through current data.
Alerts and follow-ups help prevent genuine citizen requests from being forgotten.
Status messages keep the citizen connected from submission through final closure.
GramSahay is being used to connect citizens with local teams across Banki, Odisha. What starts locally is designed to grow into a reusable citizen-support model for other constituencies, cities and communities.
For platform enquiries, partnerships or rollout discussions, contact the GramSahay team. We would be happy to show how the model can be adapted for your constituency, ward or community.