This will streamline case processing and enable NOMA to better utilize European systems and processes.
The new platform offers greater opportunities to optimize our case management. Metadata from submissions will be used for automatic case creation and workflow selection.
This requires applicants to adhere to relevant guidelines for completion of files accompanying their submission.
"Receiving correct data from the start ensures that the rest of the case processing follows the right track," says project owner and strategic director Dag Jordbru. "We ask companies to communicate this internally within and between their organisations."
A challenging transitional phase
The plan is to transition to the new platform in week 25. Beforehand, all completed and ongoing cases will be transferred from the current system to the new platform.
If possible, it is encouraged to submit only urgent applications for variations during the period from June 9th to June 22nd.
"The transition to a new system will be challenging. We must expect a somewhat reduced capacity, which may also lead to some delays during this period. At the same time, this is a significant and important investment for NOMA that we believe will bring benefits for both us and the industry," concludes Jordbru.