After assisting the Senate in setting up its dematerialized petitions service, theNational Assembly called upon our services to set up a similar service adapted to its functioning.

Equipped with very precise specifications and inspired by various French and international examples, our teams attacked the developments of this ambitious project at a time when France was confined because of COVID. After 6 months of development in close collaboration with the IT teams and the session of the National Assembly.

The constraints were multiple:

• Commission-based operation;
• Performance constraints due to the high traffic expected;
• The necessary graphic adaptations.

It is in a logic of cooperation that we have succeeded in taking up this challenge. From a technical point of view, the exchanges with the National Assembly teams, with the Decidim community and with the designers(Andrew White, CTO at Unboxed) of the petition site of the British Parliament, which also runs on Ruby on Rails, were extremely rich and allowed us to make the Decidim software more robust.