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To determine whether you are entitled to benefits, the municipality uses decision rules. This supports the employee with advice on whether you are entitled to benefits. However, the final decision is made by an employee.

Digitally seized material plays a crucial role in criminal investigations. Digital material includes computers and laptops with files and documents, smartphones with messages and photos, online accounts for communication patterns and cloud storage for data such as plans. Hansken helps organise the d...

The algorithm supports social domain staff in assessing life support applications, registering decisions and preparing reports and decisions. The system offers advice based on predetermined rules and legislation, but the final decision is always made by a human employee.

Quality-oriented testing enables automated testing, based on business rules, of certain advisory reports.

An AI system that can extract the claims paid from NAM files to determine whether the claimant from that file is eligible for the Additional Fixed Compensation (AVV) scheme.

The deployment of iVRIs contributes to efficient traffic flow and accessibility at intersections in a safe manner (without people waiting for nothing and a logical sequence).

Being able to receive e-invoices and process them automatically.

The algorithm underlines personal data in documents. An employee has to look at all pages and check whether the document is properly anonymised. Then the software removes all highlighted information and blacklists it. After that, the documents can be published, for example under the Open Government ...

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

Residents of Dutch municipalities can arrange many civil affairs processes online with the municipality, such as declarations or changes. The system automatically checks data such as your personal details, address and other required information to handle simple requests faster.