A platform where people can find and access services in one place, reuse information where possible, and have a more consistent and secure experience across services.

A government notification service that helps ministries and applications send messages, alerts, and updates to people through digital channels such as email and text.

A shared, staff-facing IT platform that enables the delivery and administration of programs such as child protection, childcare subsidies, income and disability assistance, and the Employment Program of BC.

A product that helps ministries securely manage access to digital services by organizing users and assigning roles. Formerly the Tenant Management System.

A web service that enables applications to create, review and schedule individual or bulk emails.

A small physical device that provides a one-time code for two-factor login. It allows people to access their BC Services Card Account with a username and password instead of a smartphone. BC Tokens are picked up in person at a Service BC office, supporting access for people who do not use a mobile device.

A username-and-password login introduced in 2002 for accessing some government services. Basic BCeID is used for personal access, while Business BCeID represents an organization. Government is moving away from Basic BCeID toward the BC Services Card app.

An Android and iOS app that lets people securely sign in and access government services online using their BC Services Card Account. It also lets people receive and share optional digital credentials in one place.