STOCKHOLM, June 22, 2020 - Addnode Group's subsidiary, Ida Infront, has won the contract to deliver a new case and decision support system to the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning. The system is based on the proprietary case management product iipax case and on the e-service platform Abou from the sister company Sokigo. The business value for licensing, development work and support and maintenance for the first four years is estimated at approximately SEK 25 million.
The IT company Ida Infront will deliver new system support for case and decision support for grants and state aid. The system will handle different types of grants and constitute an important enabler for securing the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning goal of 100% digital handling, quality assured and legal proof as well as reduced lead times and costs for configuring new types of grants.
- "Following a completed competitive dialogue in which the focus was on user-friendliness, flexible and configurable platform support, digital workflows and automation, the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning has chosen Ida Infront as the supplier. We are extremely proud and pleased that our offer based on the iipax case and Abou proved to be the best solution for their needs, "says Stefan Jonegård, CEO of Ida Infront.
The iipax product developed by Ida Infront includes features for efficient case management, sustainable e-filing and secure information exchange. The product is available for a wide range of authorities but also for private companies. The product Abou developed by Sokigo is a flexible and feature rich e-service platform with a large number of customers in the public sector.
The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, headquartered in Karlskrona, with its approximately 280 employees, is the authority responsible for community planning, construction and housing. The Housing Agency is responsible for the central administration of state aid and grants in its area of operation. The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning is the managing authority for questions about the built environment, housekeeping with land and water areas, physical planning, construction and management of buildings, housing and housing financing.