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Application to anonymise documents

The algorithm in the software recognises and anonymises personal data and other sensitive information in documents. Governments regularly publish information related to the drafting and implementation of their policies (e.g. based on the Woo). This tool is used to render sensitive data unrecognisabl...

Users can ask questions in a chatbot, about published Woo requests from Coevorden municipality. The chatbot bases answers and summaries only on documents published by the municipality.

The algorithm underlines personal data in documents. An employee has to review all the 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 Governme...

In the reporting of the digital reporting form of the energy saving information obligation, companies fill in the EML for each location. The digital counter determines whether the energy saving obligation is met based on the answers . This is done by generating a classification code .

Residents and entrepreneurs of Dutch municipalities will have the opportunity to apply for some 16 civil affairs products digitally via the municipal website. In doing so, the system performs checks on personal data.

The virtual assistant Gem is a digital help on the Utrecht municipality's website for answering resident and business questions. Via the chat widget on the website, you can talk to Gem

Supporting start-up entrepreneurs in drafting the (business) activity description, during registration in the Trade Register by means of question and answer sessions

The algorithm in the software is mainly set to recognise and anonymise privacy-sensitive information in documents. Basis for this is the AVG. The tool is also used to highlight and mask information that cannot be shared for other reasons (based on another basis, e.g. the Woo) in a document.

The algorithm is used by about 50 municipalities and, based on read-in data and answers given by the applicant, determines whether the applicant is eligible for any of the benefits to be applied for.