OOP Cases

The French public administration is planning to implement an easier way to apply for parting vignettes. Citizens can soon apply for a residential parking card online without handing in any documents concerning car registration, proof of address or income.

EPS allows the verification and consultation of identity data, disability and residence data and consultation of the flow of payment with government institutions.

FinanzOnline facilitates the access to the Austrian tax administration for citizens and businesses as well as for the public administration.

e-bourgogne-franche-comté GIP is a platform which delivers 20 e-services to more than 2000 public local entities in the region of Burgundy-Franche-Comté (France). Municipalities, cities, enterprises and other local legal entities have access to e-services through one platform.

This service is a single process, where the updated address is communicated to important agencies of the administration.

In order to simplify the work welfare application process for cititzens, the French government will re-use and share data they already have. The application process will be online and easy to use to eliminate access barriers for citizens.

The Polish government applied the OOP to the baby bonus service – which is a part of financial aid for families. Parents don’t need to provide any certificates, including their birth and tax certificates, to apply for this financial support.

The French program “Dites-les-nous uns fois” wants to make it easier for public administrations providing public services to exchange data they already have. It is initiated from a legal point of view via an ordinance (for companies) and an amendment to the Digital bill (for individuals).

Via Oberta facilitates the transmission of electronic data and documents of Catalan citizens and businesses among public entities across Spain.