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Residents of Dutch municipalities can digitally arrange various civil affairs processes with the municipality. To process simple declarations automatically, the system performs various checks on the person's list, address and attached data.

Direction Ruimte en Duurzaamheid uses the IOVI applications for timekeeping and the Blaeu application for management and project reports.

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 ...

Advice tool Grippy: an application that helps staff in the Entrepreneur Support Department determine whether a business is viable.

A person in debt may face attachment of income. But there should always be a minimum amount left to live on. This is called the attachment-free amount. The algorithm (which consists of a set of calculation rules) helps calculate the debtor's attachment-free amount automatically as much as possible.

The virtual assistant Gem is a digital help on the Leiden municipality website for answering questions. Via the chat button on our websites, you can talk to Gem.

Using a (license plate) image recognition algorithm, check whether parked cars have the right to be parked where paid or permit parking applies.

If something needs to be fixed or cleaned up on the street or in a park, it can be reported to the municipality via Signalen, the open source reporting system of, for and by municipalities.

By being able to spot in a better and more targeted way where there might be a breach of the Liquor and/or Catering Act at catering establishments, you as a catering entrepreneur can receive a fine earlier (if there is a breach) than was previously the case.

Preventing Utrecht property from being used for drug crime. This approach is part of the citydeal Zicht Op Ondermijning.