With DCR Process digitalization, your processes will automatically ensure compliance, user-friendly interaction, automation and documentation. We cover your workflows and make sure that your IT supports legislation and adapts to the business. DCR can embed workflows into a range of IT systems, and more than 20 public and private organizations are using DCR’s digital processes today.
Benefits of DCR Digitalization
- Increased compliance through more consistent processes and less manual errors
- Decreased number of complaints from stakeholders outside of your organization
- Improved case management and consistency in process instances
- Increased management control and transparency of processes
- Faster implementation than competing solutions (7+ times faster for municipal processes)
- Faster implementation of changes. With DCR, you can change processes in an afternoon
- Decrease maintenance costs of keeping processes up to date
- Increase transparency in processes
- Better risk detection from process- or compliance-related risks
- Increased documentation as each step in the process is digitally recorded—with easy auditing
- Faster onboarding of new employees
NextGen compliance
DCR Process Digitalization consists of the following:
- The DCR Highlighter, to highlight your existing SOPs
- The DCR Designer tool, to map up the highlighted text as a digital interpretation
- The DCR Process Engine, embedded into your existing core system, it guides you through the digital process dynamically, directly in your own system.
All of the processes are available through the DCR Portal, which provides you with a transparent overview of all processes.
ALWAYS LAW COMPLIANT
“The unique feature of the DCR solution is that legislation and requirements can be digitized directly and maintained locally by domain experts using design and simulation tools. This avoids costly delays and errors that occur when legislation and requirements are implemented by IT developers, who do not understand the domain and daily practice.”
Thomas Hildebrandt, Professor, University of Copenhagen