What is
This service of the AOC Consortium allows the exchange of data and documentation between administrations in accordance with the regulations for the protection of personal data; it is a tool that saves citizens, companies and organizations unnecessary travel when dealing with public administrations since the administrations can consult the data they have.
Who is it for?
Any Catalan public administration can adhere to the interoperability agreement.
Benefits
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Saving citizens, companies and organizations from unnecessary travel
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Reduction of the response time of the Administration
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Legal security when processing
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Reduction in the ecological cost of processing, since the electronic transmission of data and documents replaces the contribution by the users.erescertificates and other paper documents in administrative procedures
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Access to Via Oberta, which encompasses the services that the AOC Consortium has developed to facilitate the telematic transmission of data and electronic documents from administrations
How to apply for membership
To join the interoperability agreement, just fill out the document of adhesion to the interoperability agreement and send it to the AOC Consortium through theEACAT, specifically in the 'Secretary' section, 'AOC Services Request' procedure.
More information
The agreement on the interoperability of information systems between public administrations was signed at the end of October 2006 with the representants of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Localret and Barcelona City Council.
The agreement established that during the first semester of 2007 a telematic platform would come into operation from which the aforementioned signatory institutions and the local administrations that adhere to it could consult, in accordance with the regulations for the protection of personal data, data and documentation that were requested from citizens each time that they wanted to do a procedure.
For more information, here you will find the full text of the Interoperability framework agreement.
other
"Flyer" of interoperability