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The individual income supplement is a sum of money that the municipality gives once a year if a resident has to live on a low income for three years or more. The supplement can be spent freely, on which no tax has to be paid.

Among other things, the algorithm recognises and anonymises (personal) data and confidential financial data in documents before they are published or shared.

Based on read-in data and answers provided by the applicant, the algorithm determines whether the applicant is eligible for any of the benefits to be applied for.

This algorithm has low impact. Making historical handwritten documents searchable by words.

The process involves analysing a DNA profile from a supplied trace and comparing the DNA profile with the DNA profile of persons within the case or with profiles in the DNA database.

In criminal investigations, voice comparison is used to find out whether the suspect's and offender's voices are the same. One of the methods that can be used for this purpose is automatic speaker comparison.

This is a script that searches for data from a particular piece of land and then creates letters of inspection. These letters are stored in a system to manage documents.

Software for monitoring social media sentiments on specified topics.

The algorithm is used by around 80 municipalities and supports the municipalities' consultants in deciding on benefit applications, correctly recording outcomes and producing documents.

To see if questions can be handled easily based on web forms, all case descriptions are collected and see which questions are asked most frequently.