Court notice digital delivery
Court notices traditionally paper, often do not reach. Digital delivery with verified receipt — legal validity preserved.
Discuss Your ChallengeScenario
Court issues notice. Paper delivery — high failure rate, citizens not reached, hearings delayed.
Digital delivery: verified push to companion app. Legal validity per regulation.
Trigger
Court issues notice → event published.
Action
Push to citizen with notice text + appointment date.
Read receipt verified (citizen opens / acknowledges).
Fallback: SMS if push not delivered, voice if SMS not delivered.
Paper backup for refused / not-reached.
What is measured
Delivery success rate.
Receipt confirmation rate.
Hearing show-up rate.
Time-to-delivery.
Related
- /en/architecture/government-notification-fabric/ — notification
- /en/architecture/government-event-bus-architecture/ — event bus
- /en/solutions/government-personal-companion-platform/ — companion
- /en/expertise/government-identity-discipline/ — identity
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