Indonesia Revamps OSS Platform as Multi
Indonesia's Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani announced that the Online Single Submission (OSS) platform is undergoing a major overhaul to integrate with multiple government agencies. The project, which aims to incorporate blockchain and AI, faced delays due to procurement issues and budget absorption challenges.
Why it matters
Streamlining investment licensing is critical for Indonesia's economic growth and ease of doing business, making the digital infrastructure upgrade a key priority for the government.
July 15, 2026 | 3:28 pm SHARE URL berhasil di salin. Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani speaks to reporter in an undated photo. (B Universe Photo/Maria Gabrielle Putrinda) Jakarta. Indonesia's investment licensing platform, Online Single Submission (OSS), recorded lower budget absorption last year as the government embarked on a major system overhaul to integrate it with more ministries and agencies, Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani said on Wednesday.
"Since Government Regulation No. 28 came into effect in October 2025, we have been required to integrate OSS electronically with other ministries. As a result, the system had to undergo a complete upgrade to ensure it could handle the additional workload," Rosan told a hearing with the House of Representatives in Jakarta.
The OSS platform is currently connected to 18 ministries and agencies, with the expanded integration requiring significant upgrades to maintain reliable licensing services.
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