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• one codebase is easier to maintain

• can make “variant“ to simulate multiple apps

• easier for users to find

• mirror UX from web application (similar menu, logical separation of lists)

• detailed customisation possible for the implementers

• reuse of common functionalities (e.g. enquiring, barcode reader, offline sync)

• modular architecture: might allow additional implementation features

• Show/display menu based on roles (possible issue if there is multiple user using on app)

• could bring higher download size

Dragos Dobre

• versioning easier to read, a lesser impact for the update because the user-based of each app will be smaller

• on app per role

• “ready to use“

• specialized apps => know its purpose, easier marketing/visibility

• fit to segmented usage (claim and enrolment)

• how to manage complex processes

• not dependent on version of browser

• Code already exists (but needs improvements)

• “one” codebase for web and mobile front end even if mobile optimization is required

• the ReactJS Frontend(used in modular) can integrate PWA capability => code can be reused

• Regular web app gains offline functionality

• can migrate one module at the time (no big bang required)

• access to browser capabilities (e.g. GPS, camera)

• Design to be reviewed => responsive design

• Show only required fields => don’t pollute the view

• Offline DB / Synchronization logic can be complex (service worker / Cache management)

• Need SSL signed by a trusted body (let’s encrypt, GlobalSign ….) which complexify the testing by preventing usage local servers (current modular has the same limitation)

• Don’t have access to full device hardware - limited to browser permissions/access.

• dependent of the version of the browser / webview

Dragos Dobre

• code more likely to be independent of the phone vendor libraries

• access to native platform capabilities (through Cordova)

• New language to be used

• Possible license fees (tbc per solution)

• Redevelopment required

Polish existing Android apps

Address gaps documented in inquiry and claims apps

insurance officers, health practitioners

Offline-capable PWA layer for modular openIMIS

Add a progressive webapp layer on top of modular openIMIS, which includes an offline-capable sync model.

all openIMIS users

Dragos Dobre

Redesigned offline-capable mobile app (android or hybrid)

Mobile app which mirrors functionality of the web app, albeit optimized for mobile and offline-capable.

all openIMIS users

Mobile app for insurees*

A mobile app with dedicated features for insurees

Insurees, Public