NNIT A/S

TAKS Ferðastuðul enables citizens of the Faroe Islands to apply for yearly or half-yearly payouts of commuter compensation through a web & mobile application, replacing a heavy, paper-based process. The solution allows TAKS staff to configure rules for automated payouts as well as handling manual approval of applications. The automated process integrates with relevant citizen information as well as the official Faroese road distance register, to improve application accuracy.

The solution enables advisors in the field to perform an "electrical inspection" along with the application’s existing functionality for creating “property reports”. Electrical inspections and property reports are reviews of a property's electrical installations and general maintenance condition, which are mandatory in connection with the purchase/sale of property. The solution integrates seamlessly with existing mobile and web applications, allowing advisors to conduct electrical inspections alongside other reporting tasks efficiently. This implementation is tailored for Denmark's fourth-largest electricity company.

Roll out of upgraded POS solution including significant performance and feature improvements. Solution is now live on more than 90% of the approx. 400 pharmacies in Denmark. This upgraded solution expands the front-end for the current POS solution utilizing the existing .Net backend services. The new frontend has been built in Outsystems and is expected to be handling approx. 1 million expeditions daily when final roll out is completed in early 2025. This upgraded solution improves on the user experience by automating choice of pre-selected products during certain scenarios while continuing to enable ‘ease of use’ for its users.

The solution provides a web-based platform for the five Danish regions to maintain and update their positive lists of reimbursable drugs and products. These lists, which were previously managed manually and prone to errors, are now accessible online and can be retrieved by pharmacy system providers through a REST API. This ensures accurate and efficient selection of reimbursement rules ("rule 11" for general clinics and "rule 13" for specialty clinics) during pharmacy expeditions, reducing the risk of financial losses for pharmacies and minimizing the administrative burden for both regions and pharmacies.