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JustizOnline follows FinanzOnline: Minister Alma Zadić launched the new platform on Wednesday, which digitally saves citizens from having to go to court.
“I am very pleased that with JustizOnline we can open a new digital access to Austrian courts and prosecutors today,” Justice Minister Alma Zadić said on the occasion of the platform launch at justizonline.gv.at. “Citizens and businesses will be able to interact with the judiciary simply and digitally in the future. Thanks to JustizOnline, existing concerns or questions can be raised quickly, without bureaucracy and without time constraints.”
Specifically, the platform offers access to processes such as the status of processes, citations, an overview of dates and entries, as well as document retrieval, inspection of files and download of files, forms and important requests before courts and prosecutors, consultation of company registration, chargeable documents and also downloadable cadastral extracts with charge There are also explanations and answers to specific court problems in everyday life.
“In the future, citizens will obtain their rights quickly and digitally”
The platform is supposed to offer “the highest standards of accessibility and security”, it works on smartphones and computers. The Justitia chatbot can also answer simple legal questions. A glossary of terms is used to explain technical legal terms in an understandable way. For the implementation of the platform, all citizens “from digital natives to retirees” were questioned and involved in the official day in courts, judges and law firms.
“It is clear that we will continually optimize the platform and expand it with additional services. With the launch of JustizOnline today, we are giving the go-ahead for a gradual growth platform, because JustizOnline must be the central digital access for all digital court services. and prosecutors. ser, “Zadić said. “In the future, citizens will obtain their rights quickly and digitally.”
