AI in the service of the public, within a Swiss framework.
Data processed in Switzerland, clear permissions and full traceability, for administrations that must be accountable.
What public administration requires.
Sovereignty
Data processed in Switzerland, or in your own infrastructure.
Transparency
Every answer cites its sources, every action is explained.
Traceability
The audit log keeps who did what, and when.
Control
The public servant always approves before sending.
A citizen's request, handled rigorously.
A municipality receives a question about a building permit.
- 01
Research
Learnya finds the applicable regulation and previous decisions.
- 02
Project
A reply is prepared with its references.
- 03
Approval
The officer reviews, adjusts and approves the reply.
- 04
Audit trail
The request, the answer and the sources stay in the log.
Serving citizens.
Data in Switzerland
Hosting and processing in Switzerland, or installation on your own servers.
Audit log
Every sensitive action is recorded and can be viewed.
Letters and reports
Replies to citizens, reports and memos prepared, then approved by staff.
Staff training
Materials, reviews and quizzes for teams.
What we provide.
The documents your IT and legal departments ask for, ready from the scoping stage.
Data processing agreement
The contract that governs the processing of data on your behalf.
Security questionnaires
Our answers to questionnaires from your IT department or your data protection officer.
Installation on your servers
Learnya in your infrastructure, including on a closed network, with your team.
Data export
Each member exports their data on a self-service basis, and administrators keep control over everything.
What public administrations ask us.
Can Learnya run without Internet access?
Yes. Installed on your servers, Learnya works without an internet connection.
Where is the data?
In Switzerland in our cloud, or in your infrastructure.
How does a project work?
Through a scoping phase with your IT and legal departments, then a pilot on a real case.
Transparency, archives and public procurement.
- Cantonal lawsPublic administrations apply the cantonal law on information and data protection, such as the LIPAD in Geneva.
- FADPFederal bodies are subject to the Federal Act on Data Protection.
- PPA and IAPPBuying a solution follows public procurement rules.
- Installation on your servers, including without Internet access
- No content used to train a model
- Audit log of every view and every action
- Every answer cites its sources
Reference points to assess your use, not legal advice.
Let's talk about your practice.
A demo on your real cases, with an expert from your industry.