Overview
- The federal beta portal invites citizens, businesses and public employees to report redundant paperwork and suggest fixes via a seven‑step form with sector categories such as energy, health, mobility, taxes and migration.
- Submissions are currently classified by a small team using semi‑manual methods, with broader AI‑driven automation slated to start in 2026.
- Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger and Economy Minister Katherina Reiche unveiled the platform, developed with the Labour Ministry, as a centralized channel to guide targeted deregulation.
- Initial build costs were described as in the very low single‑digit million‑euro range, with security and data protection emphasized.
- The government plans to anchor the portal at the Federal Statistical Office, while industry group Bitkom welcomed the move but noted many reforms require action by states and municipalities.