Liquio Intelligence: How AI Speeds Up Government Service Development by 40%

When people talk about AI in the public sector, they usually mean chatbots for citizens. But there's a less obvious, equally important direction — AI that helps not the citizen, but the developer. That's exactly the AI layer built into the Liquio low-code platform, called Liquio Intelligence.

What Liquio Intelligence Is

Liquio is a low-code platform for launching government digital services: instead of building each service as a separate project from scratch, developers assemble it from ready-made components — processes, registries, integrations. Liquio Intelligence is the AI layer on top of this workflow, taking over the routine and repetitive parts of development at every stage — from the first draft of a process to answering a technical question during configuration.

It consists of three tools, each built for a different moment in a developer's workflow:

AI Builder — a first working process in minutes

A developer (or business analyst) describes a service in a text specification — AI Builder analyzes the description, recognizes the steps and conditions, and immediately generates a working BPMN process structure. Instead of a blank page, there's already a working draft to build on.

AI Copilot — guidance during development

Once a developer is configuring a service's logic, Copilot suggests ready-made examples, condition templates, and configuration fragments — based on Liquio's internal knowledge base. This isn't a generic coding assistant: it understands Liquio's specific components and elements, so its suggestions are immediately usable, without translating generic code into the platform's logic.

AI Assistant — answers instead of searching documentation

Fast answers to questions like "how does this work" or "why isn't this working" — even when the wording doesn't match the documentation word for word. The Assistant is continuously trained on the team's internal Q&A.

Overview of the Liquio Intelligence workflow, from requirements to a digital public service

A Real Example: Certification for Demining Operators

One of the most complex services built on Liquio by business logic is the online certification service for demining operators. Dozens of checks, roles, and interdependent conditions: any clarification in the regulations immediately affected many elements of the process at once.

Here, Liquio Intelligence worked in two steps: AI Builder converted the technical specification into an initial process structure, shortening the initial modeling stage, while AI Copilot supported the team during the detailing of logic — offering examples and templates exactly where a change affected dozens of interconnected elements at once. As a result, the team spent less time on technical routine and more time on the actual logic of the service.

Liquio and AI, in Numbers

Liquio itself is already a mature platform: more than 200 digital solutions for the public sector have been built on it, including the Diia portal, Kyiv Digital services, the veterans' register, and the gambling monitoring system PlayCity. A service that would take 6–12 months in classic development typically launches on Liquio in about 1–1.5 months.

Liquio Intelligence adds a further layer on top of that speed: across low-code teams using it, development moves on average 40% faster than without it. The platform's low-code developers themselves are trained internally, from Trainee to Senior, through Liquio's own courses and knowledge base — so the AI layer is built to support a team model designed for scale from the start, not bolted onto a slower, more traditional process.

The Bottom Line

Liquio Intelligence doesn't build the service instead of the developer — it removes the most repetitive part of the work: modeling a process from scratch and searching for a ready-made solution to a typical problem. This is especially effective wherever there are many similar but interconnected elements — and government services, with their bureaucratic logic, are exactly that.