Government · Social Services
Cross-Agency Benefit Adjudication
Citizen applications require verification across Tax, Health, and ID agencies, but sharing raw data violates privacy statutes.
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The challenge
What stands in the way
Citizen applications require verification across Tax, Health, and ID agencies, but sharing raw data violates privacy statutes.
The solution
How Scrydon solves it
Federated agents query data products across agency domains, returning only 'Yes/No' eligibility proofs based on pre-approved policy code.
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In practice
How this plays out
Determining eligibility for a benefit often requires checking tax records, health status and identity across three separate agencies, but privacy statutes rightly prevent any of them from just handing raw citizen data to another department.
Data Spaces let federated agents query each agency's data product in place and return only a policy-approved 'Yes/No' proof, so adjudication happens instantly without ever assembling a central database of citizen records that didn't exist before and shouldn't exist now.
The result
- Instant adjudication without creating a central database of citizen data, fully compliant with GDPR and local privacy laws.
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