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Residents Can Now Use QR Codes for City Services via Civita App
Residents Can Now Use QR Codes via Civita App
The mobile app for cities now generates unique QR codes for each resident, enhancing accessibility to local government services. Whether it's paying utility bills, booking community spaces, or checking into public facilities, residents can simply scan their QR codes for seamless access.
How the QR Code Feature Works
The Civita App's QR code is generated within the mobile app, offering a personalized, secure way to verify resident information. This reduces the need for manual entry and physical documentation, making city services more efficient.
With this feature, residents can:
Access city services quickly with a simple scan.
Reduce wait times by verifying identity instantly.
Securely store and use their QR codes within the app.
A Step Toward Smarter Cities
By integrating the QR code feature, Civita strengthens its role as a smart city chatbot and digital service provider. The feature aligns with the app's mission to improve resident engagement, minimize administrative work, and create a more connected community.
The AI-powered chatbot within Civita also assists residents by guiding them on how to use the QR code for various city services. This further enhances the efficiency and accessibility of municipal operations.
Available Now for Residents
The QR code feature is now live on the ChatGPT-powered chatbot Civita App. Residents can update their app to start using this convenient tool. As cities continue adopting digital solutions, this addition marks a step forward in modernizing city services and making daily interactions smoother for the community.
For more information, visit [https://civitaapp.com/] or contact [info@rattletech.com].
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Residents can update their app to start using this convenient tool. As cities continue adopting digital solutions, this addition marks a step forward in modernizing city services and making daily interactions smoother for the community.
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