Digikoppeling

Digikoppeling is a Dutch term that translates to "digital coupling" or "digital connection." It refers to a framework and set of standards designed to facilitate secure and standardized digital communication between different government agencies and organizations in the Netherlands. The primary goal of digikoppeling is to enable interoperability, allowing these entities to exchange data and services efficiently and reliably.

This initiative aims to simplify digital interactions by providing a common infrastructure and agreed-upon protocols for data exchange. It helps ensure that information is transmitted securely and accurately, regardless of the underlying systems used by the participating organizations. Digikoppeling supports various types of digital services, including identity verification, data sharing for administrative processes, and the provision of digital services to citizens and businesses.

Key aspects of digikoppeling include the use of standardized message formats, secure communication channels, and a common identity management system. By adhering to these standards, organizations can reduce the complexity and cost of developing custom integrations. It contributes to a more cohesive and digitally advanced public sector in the Netherlands, fostering greater efficiency and improving the overall user experience for digital services. The framework is continuously developed to adapt to evolving technological landscapes and regulatory requirements.