
Citizen inquiries
Routine questions on hours, documents, and processes stop piling up at the front desk.
Answers the same five questions every day, books appointments in your slot system, recognises sensitive cases, and writes a structured note into the eAkte — so the front desk has time for casework, not for opening-hours questions.
DMV appointment — new resident license update
Application status check
Five recurring moments where the agent answers first — so civil servants spend time on cases that need judgment, not opening hours.

Routine questions on hours, documents, and processes stop piling up at the front desk.

Citizens schedule, change, or cancel appointments around the clock without staff time on the phone.

Common form and document questions get answered consistently, with the same source of truth.

Sensitive cases reach staff with full context and an audit trail, while routine matters stay automated.

Evening and weekend questions get a clear path that does not need on-call staff.
Enter your number — your phone rings within 30 seconds.
A clear path, visible relief at each step — and a team that quickly sees what the agent is for on a Monday morning at the front desk.
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You choose the one or two recurring requests that block the front desk most — Anmeldung questions, document checklists, passport pickups, opening hours.
Visible within days: where routine calls eat up casework time.
02
You decide what the agent may say, what it writes into the eAkte, and when it routes the call to a caseworker — hardship, social services, residency, protection.
Consistent answers, clean handover — sensitive cases always go to a person.
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The pilot runs on real citizen calls. Each week the numbers show what works and where to fine-tune — across German and the languages your citizens actually call in.
Four weeks of controlled operation — no annual contract, EVB-IT-aligned.
What changes
Routine call deflection
Citizen calls the agent fully resolves vs. those routed to a caseworker.
After-hours requests captured
Structured by category — appointment, document query, hardship, callback — sorted by your rules.
Multilingual coverage
Share of calls answered in the citizen's language without a transfer to a colleague.
Time-to-callback for casework
How fast a caseworker sees the structured summary when a person is needed.
Happy to support the rollout too — from the first call type to going live across departments and locations. Book a short demo and we'll show you how it would look in your authority.
And anything else with an API. We connect to your software — you don't switch.
and many more
FAQ
Calls and transcripts are stored in the EU, on infrastructure that meets DSGVO requirements. The data flow — what is captured, where it lives, who can read it, how long it is kept — is documented for your DPO before the pilot starts. An order-processing agreement (AV-Vertrag) is signed up front. Your eAkte stays the source of record.
Yes. The pilot is set up to fit the formats your procurement office works with — EVB-IT contract templates, structured cost line items, a documented data-flow appendix, and clear references to DSGVO, BITV 2.0, and EU-hosted infrastructure. We have walked the path with procurement officers who needed every clause to map cleanly.
d.velop d.3, Fabasoft eGov-Suite, PDV VIS-Suite, nscale, and enaio connect through their existing interfaces. Regional providers — AKDB, ekom21 with CIVENTO, Dataport, KDO, KRZ — connect the same way. Slot systems like TEVIS and eTermin are read and written directly. Anything else with an API connects on the same pattern: the agent reads availability, books the appointment, writes the case note.
The voice channel is designed against BITV 2.0 and WCAG 2.1 AA expectations: clear language, slower playback on request, no menu trees that punish callers with limited hearing, and a reliable path to a human within one request. The accompanying citizen-facing web page meets the same standard.
Yes. The agent recognises the caller's language and answers in it — Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Polish, Romanian, English, alongside German. The case summary the caseworker reads stays in German, so nothing changes about how the file is processed.
Four weeks of pilot operation, success criteria agreed up front, no annual lock-in. If the numbers don't move, you decide against the rollout — and keep what you learned about your call mix and the share of calls that arrive in languages other than German.
GDPR in the call path. Voice tuned for EU/DACH. Calls tied to outcomes, tasks, and audit — without your team gluing it together.
Goal, knowledge, handoff rules, and provider choices are written down before live traffic. The rollout has an owner, a path, and an end date — not just a kickoff deck.
Scope, goals, owners
Knowledge + providers
Quality review
Production traffic
Multi-carrier routing, monitored failover, and runtime observability — so transfers actually go through and call records stay intact when traffic spikes.
99.95% uptime
Same agent logic across English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and 45+ more — with per-workflow language pinning and regional accent handling when it matters.
+ 45 more languages
Optimized WebRTC and SIP infrastructure — callers hear no delay, anywhere in Europe.
Reviews, follow-up tasks, and handoffs all tie back to the source conversation. No re-reading transcripts in a spreadsheet to figure out what to do next.
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