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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 algorithm recognises and anonymises personal and, in specific cases, confidential business data in documents before they are published.

The algorithm recognises and anonymises personal and, in specific cases, confidential business data in documents before they are published.

The municipality is obliged to publish all official publications. Many of these documents, such as licensing decisions, contain sensitive information. Therefore, the documents have to be anonymised. This is done with the help of an algorithm.

This algorithm predicts when a paper container needs to be emptied. Based on this, it determines the driving route for the drivers emptying the containers.

This algorithm is a way of counting the current number of solar panels in the Municipality. The Municipality of Groningen has the ambition to be CO2 neutral by 2035. Solar panels are an important means of achieving that ambition.

This algorithm helps Customs to select goods for inspection based on risk. It uses declaration data from companies and considers whether or not there are risks of inaccuracies in the declarations.

With the deployment of this automation, notifications are automatically put into the case system where a case is created.

Publishing incoming applications, notifications and decisions taken on officielebekennmakingen.nl.

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