Rokhas — Economic authorizations: practical guide
Service for submitting and tracking economic authorization applications available on the Rokhas platform.
- Organization
- Local authorities and partners
- Category
- Authorizations
- Profiles
- Self-employed entrepreneurs, SMEs
- Data verified
- 2026-07-24
Quick answer. Rokhas allows users to submit and track economic and urban-planning authorization requests remotely. For an economic activity, the important point is to select the procedure that actually corresponds to the activity and the territorial authority concerned, then follow the file until a decision is issued.
What this service actually covers
The platform presents three practical functions highlighted on the validated French page: remote submission, progress tracking and alerts when the status changes. It can also display information about the procedure, fees and expected processing time when those elements are configured for the specific local procedure.
Recommended path
Use an official Rokhas account, choose the locality and the precise authorization, read the procedure sheet before uploading documents, attach files in the requested formats and verify applicant information. After submission, monitor the status and answer requests for additional documents inside the existing file instead of creating a duplicate application. Keep the electronic decision or authorization and check its scope before starting the activity.
Important distinction
An economic authorization is not the same as an urban-planning authorization. A project can require both. The documents, opinions, fees and deadlines can also vary according to the activity, municipality and applicable rules. For construction, use the dedicated building-permit path; for general navigation, use the main Rokhas portal.
Before you submit
Do not treat a generic document list as universal. The file generated for your locality and procedure is the reference for the supporting documents, fees and workflow. Use the official service screen as the final reference for fields, documents, status messages, fees and deadlines because interfaces and operational details can evolve. This localized guide preserves the validated French page’s factual scope and is intended to help you choose the right official path, not to replace the administration’s current instructions.