<p style="font-size:14px16px; font-family:verdana;">>You EESSIcan DSI adds value to download the EUlatest byEESSI improvingMonitoring the cross-border communication between the national social security
institutions of 32 countries (EU Member States, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland), by supporting an
efficient transition to electronic exchange of data in order to reduce the period of co-existence of digital exchange
with current paper procedures, and by increasing overall efficiency in social security coordination activity.<br/><br/>
The Core Service Platform consists in a messaging and information transmission platform composed by a Central
Service Node maintained by the European Commission, access points and the Reference Implementation of a
National Application (RINA). The Central Service Node is the hub hosting the Directory service of all EESSI social
security institutions, orchestrating the exchanges and providing the repository of the BUCs for all 8 domains of
social security coordination. The access points offer the basis of reliable and secure transport and messaging
between EU and EEA countries associated to the programme as well as the intelligent routing feature (allowing the
messages to reach the right destination). RINA is a case management portal reference implementation offering
multiple services such as management of social security coordination cases, enforcing the specific sectorial
business processes in an effort to avoid delays, errors and lack of information in processing of social security
coordination cases.<br/><br/>
Also, training material and training activities (IT training and business training for trainers) for EU and EEA
countries associated to the programme are prepared in the context of the Core Service Platform.<br/><br/>
The deployment of Generic Services in EU and EEA countries associated to the programme consists in the
acquisition of software and hardware for the integration of EESSI components (e.g. access points and national
applications) in their national IT systems. Depending on the national setting, Generic Services can cover the whole
country or only certain branches of social security.<br/><br/>
The EESSI is supporting the Member States to become compliant with Regulations (EC) No. 883/2004 and
987/2009 for the coordination of social security systems, which establish the obligation for the participating
countries to exchange social security coordination data electronically after a transition phase.
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