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The algorithm recognises (personal) data and otherwise confidential information in a document and makes a proposal to anonymise it. A staff member evaluates the proposal and makes the final adjustment, making the document suitable for publication.

For the deployment on fireworks nuisance, we use a "fireworks dashboard" with locations, days and times. With this, a fireworks analysis is made to identify hot spot locations and deploy the 'boas (special investigating officer) more efficiently.

Residents and entrepreneurs of Dutch municipalities are given the opportunity to apply for some 31 civil affairs products digitally via the municipal website. In doing so, the system performs checks on personal data.

The Wmo prediction model provides a prediction of the number of unique users with a prediction horizon of five years. Predictions are made at district level for both the Wmo total and sub-products of the Wmo (Help with Household, Support at Home and Assistive Technology and Services).

The algorithm recognises and anonymises personal data in documents.

The virtual assistant Gem is a digital help on Roosendaal websites to answer civic and business questions. Using the chat button on our websites, you can talk to Gem.

This algorithm helps e-mail users determine when an e-mail contains sensitive information and should be sent securely.

The algorithm in the software is mainly set to recognise and anonymise privacy-sensitive information in documents. Basis for this is the AVG. The tool is also used to highlight and mask information that cannot be shared for other reasons (based on another basis, e.g. the Woo) in a document.

To levy fees, we use base types and fee types. Based on these, the fee amount is determined.

Creditors such as health insurers, housing cooperatives and energy companies issue a notification if a resident is in arrears with the relevant party. The system sends the notification to a counsellor at the municipality.