Agenda Online Appointment Scheduling
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Curitiba's Agenda Online, launched in 2018 by the city planning department's Copi unit, lets residents book appointments at Rua da Cidadania offices and other municipal service points, logging every visit to a central dashboard. By April 2025 it covered 1,497 services across 115 departments, serving 1.2 million registered users; since April 2025 login runs through the city's e-Cidadao single sign-on.
📊 Impact
By 30 April 2025, Agenda Online had logged 4.1 million total services (1.8 million scheduled appointments plus 2.3 million completed visits) from 1.2 million registered users across the ten regional Rua da Cidadania administrations — official city report.
🎓 Lesson
Since 22 April 2025, booking requires the city's e-Cidadao login (CPF plus password, replacing date-of-birth verification), which the city itself says depends on matching the citizen's data against Federal Revenue Service records — a sync requirement that Central 156 now fields support calls about.
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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Agenda Online Appointment Scheduling” — Curitiba, Brazil. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/curitiba-agenda-online/ (last verified 2026-08-05). Data: CC BY 4.0.
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