MOBILE APP AND DASHBOARD FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Digital CITI
A digital tool for quickly reporting community issues, tracking their resolution and keeping a clear dialogue between citizens and local government.
What Digital CITI brings to local government
The app supports structured communication between citizens and local government, through a digital workflow that helps receive, track and document citizen reports.
Clear internal workflow
Reports are organised by category, status, responsible department and work stage.
Administrative records
The city hall can track incoming requests and the history of the steps taken for each case.
Communication with citizens
Users receive updates and can send clarifications when needed.
Data for better decisions
Recurring reports can point to areas, categories or issues that need administrative attention.
How to use Digital CITI
In a few clear steps, citizens can send a report to their local government, with the information needed to quickly identify the issue: the right category, a short description, photos and the location on the map.
Once sent, the report is registered and routed to the responsible department, and the user can follow the case in real time, from intake to resolution, including updates and messages for clarification when needed, for a transparent and efficient handling of reports.
The video shows the full flow: choosing the category, setting the location, adding the details and sending the report to the local government.
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1Choose the report type Select the right category from the list.
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2Set the location Mark it on the map or confirm the suggested address.
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3Add relevant details Write a description and attach photos if needed.
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4Send the report The case is registered and routed to the responsible department.
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5Track progress Receive updates and communicate for clarifications.
Dashboard for local government
Digital CITI includes an administrative interface through which the city hall can centralise, assign and track citizen reports, in a clear internal workflow that is easy to monitor.
On a phone, turn the screen sideways to see the details.
Dashboard demo (approx. 1:30). All data in the video is invented.
Map and filters
Reports appear on the map, with the administrative boundary and zones, and can be filtered: overdue or verified identity only.
Automatic assignment
Each report gets a handler and a deadline in working days, based on its category and department.
Dialogue with the citizen
Direct chat, internal team notes and a final answer delivered in the app.
Reports
Resolution times by category and department, exported to PDF or Excel.
Open data
Anonymised data, checked before publication, for transparency towards the community.
Romanian, Hungarian, English
Interface in three languages, with light or dark theme.
Security and digital identity (ROeID)
Access to Digital CITI can be done through secure authentication with ROeID, supporting user validation and data protection in the digital flows between citizens and local government.
Using a digital identity allows authorities to manage processes in a predictable, transparent and security-compliant way, making integration with other public systems and e-services easier.
ROeID authentication supports controlled access and safer handling of interactions in the app, especially when reports are sent with location and photo evidence.
- Secure access: users sign in through a digital identity mechanism.
- Validation and traceability: interactions in the app can be linked to a verified account.
- Verified reports: in the dashboard, the city hall can filter only reports sent with a verified identity.
- Data protection: supports good security practice for digital flows in public administration.
ROeID sign-in screen.
Privacy policy
Digital CITI follows personal data protection principles and ensures a high level of security for the information processed in the app, in line with applicable law and good digital practice.
- Data collected is limited to what is needed for the app to work and for reports to be resolved.
- Data is used solely to process requests and for communication between citizens and public administration.
- Information is stored securely, with appropriate technical and organisational measures.
- Users have clear rights to access, correct and delete their personal data.
Terms and conditions
Using the Digital CITI app means accepting the terms and conditions that govern access, use and the responsibilities of the parties involved.
- Access and use: the app is used to send and track reports, for civic and administrative purposes.
- Submitted content: users are responsible for the accuracy of the information and materials they upload (text, photos, location).
- Fair use: using the app for abusive, illegal or commercial content, or in ways that disrupt the system, is not allowed.
- App protection: its elements (design, texts, structure, features) are protected and may not be reproduced without permission.