EVB-IT digital serves as a legal tech solution designed for use within the public sector, spanning federal, state, and local government levels. Its central feature is a contract generation system tailored for agreements between government entities and businesses, particularly in the realm of public procurement.
This platform enables the creation of intricate contracts through interactive and user-friendly dialogues. These dialogues can be customised to align with the diverse qualifications and abilities of various user groups. What sets EVB-IT digital apart is its intuitive low-code interface, empowering employees to program dialogue and contract scripts, often referred to as playbooks.
The resulting contracts can be saved in versatile output formats, such as docx and html, or directly integrated into digital process chains, including materials management systems. Users have the flexibility to access the application locally through their browser or opt for a cloud-based deployment. Its installation-free nature allows seamless integration into a wide array of organisational setups. Each organisation can independently create their playbooks, with the project offering sample playbooks to get started.
One notable aspect is that both the application and the playbooks used in public administration are open-source software, fostering collaboration and transparency. These playbooks can be freely shared and utilised within communities, promoting open contracting practices.
EVB-IT digital marks a significant departure from traditional document-oriented form contracts commonly employed in the public sector. Conventional contracts often struggle to address the complexities of modern IT environments and cannot seamlessly fit into digital process chains. EVB-IT digital paves the way for smarter contracting applications and simplifies open contracting practices within the public sector.
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Type
Solution
Organisation
Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community
Country
Germany
