E-EFKA in the Digital Age: 135 Electronic Services – Aiming for Service without Queues
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The challenge for e-EFKA is that the digital upgrade will lead to a measurable improvement in daily service, while maintaining human support for those who need it. e-EFKA is accelerating its digital transformation, aiming to transfer more and more insurance procedures to the computer and mobile screen, facilitating the daily lives of insured persons, pensioners, freelancers, farmers and employers.
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The upgrade of e-EFKA's information infrastructure is accompanied by the development of digital tools that bring insurance information closer to the citizen.
e-EFKA aspires to lead insured persons to more electronic services and fewer visits to its services, accelerating the
e-EFKA is accelerating its digital transformation, aiming to transfer more and more insurance procedures to the computer and mobile screen. According to competent e-EFKA executives, the new digital transformation foresees the increase in electronic services from 80 in 2023 to 135 in 2026, the operation of new digital tools and the development […]
E-EFKA: From 80 to 135 Digital Services by 2026 - Digital Transformation Aiming for Less Bureaucracy
e-EFKA promotes the digitalization of more and more insurance procedures, seeking to facilitate the service of insured persons, pensioners, freelancers, farmers and employers, via computer or mobile phone.
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