Activity area
Public Sector
Up-to-date information, VAS (“Silence Means Agreement”) confirmation, SMS or social network notifications enable a fluid, interactive and collaborative dialogue between citizens and public service agents.
Personalized, interactive communication closer to citizens
Up-to-date information, VAS (“Silence Means Agreement”) confirmation, SMS or social network notifications enable a fluid, interactive and collaborative dialogue between citizens and public service agents.
Within the framework of Social Action (Handicap, Childhood, Old age…)
“The Business Document Unit platform compiles personalized documents sent to citizens notification letters, proposals for assistance or coverage, etc.”
Simplify the implementation of government dematerialization projects
Thanks to its APIs, which enable seamless integration with business applications, the Business Document Unitya platform helps public sector players to simplify document exchanges as part of major State projects, such as PES (Protocole d’Echange Standard) for :
- dematerialization of supporting documents and invoices
- electronic signature management or @CTES for the transmission and control of documents between local authorities and the State.
Regulatory compliance, data security and fraud detection
In addition, the widespread restriction of public spending requires administrations to have perfect mastery of the rules designed to detect fraud mechanisms linked to VAT refunds, benefit payments and tax declarations and collection.
The analysis and verification of incoming documents, integrated into Business Document Unity’s document processes, enables these control operations to be automated and made more reliable, while reducing the associated costs.
TOMORROW, THE SMARTCITY…
In return, it calls for heightened vigilance to protect everyone’s personal data, particularly in the context of the RGPD in force since 2018.
Inetum Software’s Business Document Unity platform enables public authorities to anticipate these developments by offering complete control over documents and the data conveyed by document exchanges, for all players in the dialogue, from the constituent to the information system, via agents and public service providers.