The Competition Digital Ecosystem
Integrated components.
Enforcement has gone digital. Have your tools?
Prove it or lose it
Filing dates, leniency ranks and business secrets decided by e-mail and paper cannot survive a court challenge. Every procedural weakness at intake becomes litigation risk at decision.
Drowning in documents
Thousands of pages per case, weeks to a first statistic, months to a first finding — while markets concentrate in real time.
Sovereignty is non-negotiable
Cloud AI and foreign SaaS cannot hold merger notifications and leniency identities. If it leaves your domain, it is not enforcement infrastructure.
They have trusted us
EN · FR · PT, with strict linguistic equality.
One ecosystem. Nine components. Your infrastructure.
Nine components that transform enforcement.
Public Competition Portal
Your decisions, law and services — findable by anyone in under three minutes.
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24/7 AI Competition Assistant
A sovereign AI that answers with cited sources and hands over to your agents.
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e-Submissions Portal
Mergers, exemptions and leniency filed as sealed, legally opposable digital acts.
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Complaints & Referrals Manager
A tamper-proof front door for complaints, with deadlines that never slip.
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Statistics & Market Intelligence Hub
One authoritative statistical base — from field collection to open data.
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AI Merger & Investigation Intelligence
AI that reads the corpus and drafts the acts; your people decide.
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AI Analytics Studio
Ask your market data questions in plain language; get sourced answers in minutes.
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Secure Case Collaboration Environment
Case files and leniency evidence in workspaces where only you hold the keys.
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Application Security Shield
One sovereign firewall protecting everything — without blocking anyone legitimate.
Component sheetBuilt for authorities, not adapted to them.
Sovereign by construction, legally probative by design, AI with guardrails, inclusive by default, owned rather than rented, and compliance-mapped.
In service at West Africa's regional competition authority.
Since 2022 we have built, hosted and run ERCA's competition information system — case and knowledge management plus the public portal. The same blueprint now serves the UEMOA Commission.
In service at West Africa's regional competition authority.
Since 2022, Humanics has designed, built, hosted and operated the competition information system and integrated digital ecosystem of ERCA — the ECOWAS Regional Competition Authority in Banjul, serving 15 member states.
ERCA
ECOWAS Regional Competition Authority · BanjulCase management, knowledge management and public portal, delivered under successive build and hosting mandates since 2022.
Scope of delivery
Build · host · operateThe same blueprint now underpins our ongoing digital-ecosystem engagement with the UEMOA Commission.
UEMOA Commission
Ongoing engagementProcurement questions
Yes. The ecosystem is deployable as a whole, in phases, or as any single component integrated with your existing systems. Each one is a complete product in its own right, customized to your legal framework, languages and procedures.
Everything, including the AI models, runs on infrastructure you control. Nothing leaves your domain — that is a property of the architecture, not a contractual promise. Case files and leniency evidence sit in workspaces where only you hold the keys.
Mergers, exemptions and leniency are filed as sealed, legally opposable digital acts: sealed timestamps, chained cryptographic fingerprints and non-purgeable audit registers run through every component, so filing dates and leniency ranks are provable.
The AI reads the corpus, answers with cited sources and drafts the acts. It refuses legal qualification by rule, and every step requires human validation. Your people decide, always.
Open-source stacks with zero licence fees, the source code and full IP transferred, documentation and training so your teams operate in-house, verified reversibility, 12 months of support, and an independent security audit against ISO/IEC 27001, NIST SP 800-53 and OWASP ASVS before every go-live.



