Municipality of Oosterhout

The municipality uses ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) cameras to check whether vehicles are allowed to enter a certain area (pedestrian zone). The camera reads the license plate number; an algorithm checks whether access is allowed. If this is not the case, a picture is offered to the enfo...

The municipality uses ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) cameras to check whether vehicles are allowed to enter a certain area (Autoluwe Binnenstad). The camera reads the license plate number; an algorithm checks whether entry is allowed. If this is not the case, a photo is offered to the en...

Tool that assists front desk staff in establishing identity by comparing the face of the person reporting to the photo on an identity document. Helps prevent look-alike fraud.

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

Residents and entrepreneurs of Dutch municipalities are given the opportunity to apply for some 31 civil affairs products digitally via the municipal website. In doing so, the system performs checks on personal data.

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.

To charge fees, customers must specify base types and fee types on the basis of which the fee amount is determined.