Municipality staff build the survey themselves, without a programmer.
Each survey has its own period, description and rules.
Residents complete the survey on a computer or phone.
A survey can be restricted to residents of a specific area.
Answers are instantly turned into charts.
People who voted in person are added to the same system.
The responsible employee knows what is happening.
Who answered the survey and when.
Information for residents alongside the surveys.
Everyone sees what they need.
A survey can also be displayed in another system.
Surveys, voting and consultations with residents in one place.
Elections of elders and local residents' opinions.
Online voting, without paperwork or queues.
Internal staff surveys.
Residents log in with state-issued tools, so each person votes only once.
Declared place of residence is checked in the register - only residents of that area vote.
Automated votes are filtered out in anonymous surveys.
Surveys can also be shown in the municipality app - the vote goes into the same system.
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That is up to you. A survey can be public or only for users logged in via the e-Government Gateway, with a place-of-residence check.
A resident logged in via the e-Government Gateway can complete the survey once. For anonymous surveys, the number of answers from one IP address can be limited.
Yes. An employee enters the vote by personal code, and the system checks the resident in the register.
Yes. A survey can be restricted by eldership, town, street or even house number.
Charts can be downloaded to Excel and PDF, and all answers to Excel.
In a short demo we will create a survey, show how it is completed and the results, and discuss what needs to be adapted for your municipality.
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