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Shift2, the new name of SIM Group and Procura, helps local governments get closer to residents where they need to and remain flexible at a distance where they can. What we do. We make it super easy to do business with government.

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Nice to meet you;)

At Shift2, we combine years of expertise in public service with innovative technologies to support local governments. Our mission is to make taking care of government business as easy as using your favorite app. Wondering who we are? We'd like to introduce ourselves to you in the video to the right.

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Always near and digital
for every resident

Our software is accessible and can be implemented fully online in a chain.

Community-driven
and future-proof

The common ground principles determine our strategic developments.

Reliable
and available

For our solutions, we guarantee 99.9% uptime and they comply with all relevant government standards.

Together we improve;)

With reliable, accessible and future-proof solutions, we strive to make interactions with government smooth and efficient for everyone.

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Website and CMS

The CMS solution that helps you ensure transformation, accessibility and efficiency in your online services.
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Civil Affairs

Everything you need for open, accessible and digital basic personal records management.
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Elections

From planning to result processing. The complete solution for simple and secure election processes.
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Forms

A user-friendly forms solution to easily streamline digital interactions with residents.
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Customer Contact

The customer contact system where you manage interactions with residents in one central location.
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MyPortal

A personal "my environment" for everyone.
More about MijnPortaal

Inspiration

Dommelvallei organizations ready for Nov. 1 with Shift2 Woo solution
A smooth and fast implementation
11 benefits of multilingual government websites
In an increasingly diverse society, it is important that government websites be accessible to everyone, regardless of language. But why? And what are the benefits of a multilingual Web site?
As a local government, how do you comply with the BDTO?
The Government Digital Accessibility Decree (BDTO) requires government websites to be accessible according to WCAG 2.1 guidelines (levels A and AA). How do you tackle this as a local government?