Grant approved.Wedeliver.
More than 3,400 LIAA digitalisation grant contracts have been signed in Latvia, and most of those projects still have to be built. We take over the delivery — from the technical specification to the paperwork for the payment claim. The decisions and the contract with LIAA stay with you.
You won the grant. We take the delivery off you.
Two steps stay with you: the decisions and the contract with LIAA. Those cannot and should not be delegated. Everything else — the specification, the offer, the build and the payment paperwork — is ours.
Where LIAA digitalisation grants stand today
That many Latvian companies have signed LIAA digitalisation grant contracts across both rounds. Most of those projects are still fully or partly undelivered.
That many second-round contracts are in force right now — each with its own delivery deadline, approaching faster than it seems.
First-round projects must be completed by this date. The grant is a reimbursement after delivery — the later the build starts, the higher the risk of missing the deadline and the money.
Figures from LIAA's public lists of signed contracts (April and July 2026). We do not quote before we have seen your project application — an offer without a specification is a guess, and guesses are expensive in EU-funded projects.
What we take on
Process automation and system integration
The most common project type in both rounds: document flows, order processing, data exchange between systems. What the application calls “process digitalisation” is, in practice, this.
E-commerce and websites
Online stores, self-service portals, booking systems, corporate sites with integrations. One of the most common first-round project types.
ERP, CRM and resource management systems
Implementation, customisation and connection to what you already run — accounting, warehouse, production. With data migration and staff training, not just licences.
AI solutions
The core of the second (DIMI) round: document recognition, customer correspondence automation, forecasting, internal assistants. Subscription fees are eligible for up to 24 months within a project.
Technical specification and the price-survey offer
We prepare a specification offers can actually be compared against, and submit our own — in writing, one number, within 48 hours of the spec being ready. We only ever enter a price survey with a genuine, independent offer.
Documentation and reporting to LIAA
Deliverable descriptions, acceptance acts and the document set for the payment claim — so the reimbursement is not delayed for lack of paper. Project paperwork is part of the job, not a surcharge.
We also take on projects outside LIAA — automation, systems and AI solutions get built without a grant too.
How the work runs
Project review
We read your application and your contract with LIAA: what was promised, what the deliverables are, the deadline and the budget. Without that there is nothing honest to promise or price.
Specification and offer
We write the technical specification and give you an offer for the price survey — in writing, one number, within 48 hours of the spec. What gets built, what stays yours, how long it takes and what it costs.
Build and implementation
The engineering team builds it. You see weekly progress, not promises. Interim deliverables are aligned with the project stages, so the reporting always has something to show.
Handover and payment paperwork
The system, the code and the access stay with you. It comes with acceptance acts and the document set for the payment claim — prepared the way LIAA expects it.
Who does this
One person accountable
Every project has a single accountable project lead — from the first conversation to the payment claim. Scope, deadlines and price are their responsibility. If something breaks, the question goes to them, not to a shared inbox.
A team with 15+ years of experience
The work is delivered by a team with more than 15 years of experience building business systems — from process automation and integrations to AI solutions. Code, documentation and access stay on your side — including if the engagement ever ends.
What we do not promise
Frequently asked questions about LIAA project delivery
Can I still apply for a LIAA digitalisation grant?+
Applications in both rounds have closed — the last round closed in November 2025 after demand exceeded the funding. This page is for companies that already hold a signed contract with LIAA and now need to deliver the project.
How large is a LIAA digitalisation grant and what does it cover?+
Projects run from EUR 10,000 to 200,000 with roughly 50% support intensity for small companies under de minimis rules. It covers what the approved application says: websites and e-commerce, process automation, ERP and CRM systems, equipment with software, AI solutions.
How must a developer be selected in a LIAA project?+
Through a price survey: at least three comparable offers, with the economically most advantageous one selected and the choice documented. We only ever enter a price survey with a genuine, independent offer.
When does the company receive the grant money?+
After the project is completed and the payment claim is approved — the grant is a reimbursement, not an advance. Deliverable descriptions, acceptance acts and documentation need to be in order during delivery, not reconstructed afterwards.
By when must a LIAA project be delivered?+
First-round projects must be completed by 31 May 2029. Second-round (DIMI) contracts each carry their own deadline — for many it falls already in 2026–2028. The later the build starts, the higher the risk.
Are AI subscription fees eligible?+
In second-round (DIMI) projects, software subscription fees are eligible for up to 24 months within the project — provided they are part of the approved application.
Let us look at your project
Tell us where your LIAA project stands — approved, started or stuck. If we are not the right people to deliver it, we will say so straight away rather than waste your time.
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