Suomi.fi Form Service

Digitize Your Forms

The Suomi.fi Form Service enables the smooth digitization of transaction forms for public organizations. Strong authentication ensures that the information about the form filler is always reliable.

The easy-to-use editor is an efficient tool for creating, publishing, and sharing forms. Form data and attachments are not stored in the service, so no personal data registry is created.

Our service uses Suomi.fi messages to transmit form data. Suomi.fi messages are the centralized messaging service for public administration organizations.

1. Creating Forms
   Paper forms can be digitized and easily converted into fillable forms using the editor. The completed form is then published on the website.
2. Filling Out Forms
   Users can easily and quickly fill out the form online. No need for printing or mailing papers.
3. Sending Forms
   After filling out the form, the user authenticates themselves with their bank credentials. Form data is not stored in our service, but the user retains a copy of the completed form in their own Suomi.fi transaction account.

• Grant applications
• Plot applications
• Private road subsidy applications
• Usage permit applications
• Various citizen complaints
• Student notifications

• School transportation applications
• Information processing requests
• Primary school registration
• Street permit applications
• Basic information forms for elected officials

Benefits of the Suomi.fi Form Service

The easy-to-use service allows for reliable and convenient filling of electronic forms. The Suomi.fi Form Service simplifies an organization’s service processes, improves customer service quality, and brings cost savings.

The Suomi.fi Form Service is a secure solution specifically suitable for public administration organizations. We do not store form content or user data; only empty form templates are retained in the service. Strong authentication ensures the reliability of the information.

Communication directed through the Suomi.fi service also helps meet the obligations of the KaPA Act regarding electronic communication in public administration.