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The SVB conducts surveys focused on risk. This involves using algorithms to create risk profiles. If a citizen falls into a risk profile, they can be selected for a check by an employee of the Prevention & Enforcement Department.

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 ...

The purpose of the algorithm is to support the Tax Administration in offsetting an amount a citizen or business is owed from the Tax Administration against their outstanding tax debts.

An algorithm that follows rules to automatically implement legislation for penalties in Child Benefit, AOW, ANW, AIO and remigration as much as possible.

An algorithm calculates how much premium you have to pay for voluntary AOW and Anw insurance.

We use an algorithm to determine whether someone is entitled to AOW (General Old Age Pensions Act) and how much money that person will receive. This algorithm follows fixed rules.

Algorithms help determine whether you are entitled to an AIO supplement. They also determine whether you get the AIO supplement as a benefit or as a loan, and how high the AIO supplement is. We do this according to the rules of the Supplementary Income Support for Elderly Persons Act (AIO).

Using algorithms, we can automatically see whether you can get child benefit. We do this according to the rules of the General Child Benefit Act (AKW).

Identifying and anonymising privacy-sensitive information in information objects (in many cases documents).

Due to the underwriting obligation, a health insurer may incur higher healthcare costs if it has a proportionately higher number of insured who need a lot of care. To ensure a level playing field between health insurers, risk equalisation exists. By means of risk equalisation, insurers with higher h...