Appointment-only service without a phone jam, short distances inside the building, solid figures for politics and procurement. From the booking flow in the service portal to the call-up at the counter — with AI in front of it wherever that takes the load off.
−42 % Calls 6 min Avg. waiting time 96 % Satisfaction
Photo: service area, public administration
Deployment sites
Where it gets concrete.
Deployment site 01
Citizen office & registration office
ID documents, residents’ registration, certifications: high volume, short transactions, plenty of follow-up questions by phone. Appointments online, check-in at the terminal, call-up on the display and on the phone.
A document reminder before the appointment cuts repeat visits
The assistant answers standard questions around the clock
Deployment site 02
Job centres & employment agencies
Fixed case assignment, sensitive matters, waiting areas with potential for conflict. Discreet call-ups, clear forecasts, assignment to the responsible case worker.
Call-up without naming anyone, by number only
Stand-in rules and case assignment in the system
Deployment site 03
Vehicle registration & immigration offices
Long transactions, many documents, high demand for appointments. Quotas, waiting lists and ID card reading keep operations predictable.
Waiting lists fill slots that free up at short notice
ID card reading speeds up registration and residence cases
Recommended scope
Booking flow, call-up and analysis — plus AI on the phone.
Almost all authorities start with appointments and call-up, add terminals as a second step and switch on the phone assistant as soon as the knowledge base is in place.
We didn’t manage the queue, we made the calls disappear. The team notices it every morning.
Head of citizen servicesCity of Musterstadt, 120,000 inhabitantsRead the case study
Industry solution
Take the load off admissions, emergencies first.
Healthcare · hospitals, medical centres
Patient admissions, outpatient clinics and medical centres work with different levels of urgency. Prioritisation, HIS integration via HL7/FHIR and data-minimising call-ups keep operations calm.
−35 % Waiting time, admissions HL7/FHIR HIS integration 4 hospitals per tenant
Photo: service area, patient admissions
Deployment sites
Where it gets concrete.
Deployment site 01
Patient admissions
Check-in with an appointment in seconds, walk-in admission by priority. Master data comes from the HIS, not from a form.
Check-in by QR code from the appointment confirmation
Case number and appointment type straight from the HIS
Deployment site 02
Outpatient clinics & consultation hours
Emergencies overtake, appointments stay binding, relatives can follow the progress — without names on the display.
Priority levels and overtaking rules are configurable
Call-up by number, voice announcement optional
Deployment site 03
Medical centres & practice networks
Several locations, one appointment pool: patients find the next free slot across the network instead of in a single practice.
Appointment search across locations
Separate tenants, shared analysis
Recommended scope
Check-in, prioritisation and HIS integration from day one.
Hospitals usually start with admissions and the call-up system including the HIS interface. The appointment portal and the assistant follow once the consultation logic is mapped.
Price adjustments, changes to instalments, questions about subsidies: the volume arrives in waves. Advisory appointments, waiting time forecasts and analysis make the peaks predictable.
Enrolment, certifications, visa questions: thousands of enquiries in a few weeks. Appointments, self-service and multilingual information take the pressure off the registries.
8,000 Enquiries per start of term 5 languages in the assistant −45 % Emails in the registry
Photo: service area, student registry
Deployment sites
Where it gets concrete.
Deployment site 01
Student registry
Re-registration, certificates, changes of address: many short enquiries that work better in self-service than in a queue.
Booking flow embedded in the campus portal
The assistant answers standard questions in several languages
Deployment site 02
International office
Advice involving documents and deadlines, often in several languages. Appointment types with preparation notes and longer slots.
Multilingual booking and reminders
A document list per appointment type
Deployment site 03
Examinations office
Office hours during exam periods: limited quotas, clear queueing logic, analysis for planning.
Quotas and blocked periods per phase
Utilisation report for the faculty
Recommended scope
Appointment portal, assistant and analysis for the start-of-term peak.
Colleges begin with appointments and the assistant, because information and booking make up the largest share. The call-up system follows wherever on-site demand remains.