# DIVOC Demo

Each module or component of DIVOC can be <mark style="color:orange;">**used independently or together**</mark> and integrated with existing systems. This makes it easy for countries to choose, customise and pick up components as per their needs.

## **How this demo works**

The tutorials will guide you on how to use DIVOC:

* There are <mark style="color:orange;">**6 sections**</mark> and you can play around with each to understand how they work as per your specific needs.&#x20;

**Or,**

* You can go step-by-step as shown below: Program setup (via orchestration module) - Facility app - Issue and Verify Certificates - Citizen portal - Feedback module - Analytics.

## Getting Started

### [1. Program setup (via orchestration module): ](/divoc-demo/program-setup-via-orchestration-module.md)

Before you start any public health program in your country, the orchestration\
module helps you establish multiple registries for the program, set up appointment schedules, and add vaccinators, among others.

### [2.  Facility app:](/divoc-demo/facility-app.md)&#x20;

Enables walk-in registrations, verification, queue management, and vaccination. The app lets you:

* Enrol/register beneficiaries who walk into the facility for on-the-spot registration. The process to register is the same as shown for the [**citizen portal**](/divoc-demo/citizen-portal.md). Pre-enrolled recipients can also walk into a facility.
* Verification of beneficiaries via offline or online mode.
* Recipient queue to view and manage the list of beneficiaries enrolled into the system.
* Vaccination event recording and generation of an “immutable vaccination record.”

### [3. Issue & Verify Certificates](/divoc-demo/issue-and-verify-certificates.md) &#x20;

The certificate/credentialing module is an integral part of DIVOC, which can be used to issue certificates after a vaccination event. The module can also be integrated with the vaccination system of the country.&#x20;

### [4.  Citizen portal](/divoc-demo/citizen-portal.md)&#x20;

DIVOC provides a public portal that can be used for citizen-specific activities such as self-registration and appointment booking for one or multiple programs. It can also be used to download and verify certificates.

### [5. Feedback ](/divoc-demo/feedback.md)

Enables digital administrative feedback and reporting of side-effects by beneficiaries or their caretakers. The feedback module can be integrated with a country's analytics system or even with an AEFI (adverse event following immunisation) system for research and analysis of the reported side-effects.

### [6. Analytics ](/divoc-demo/analytics.md)

The performance monitoring dashboard gives day-to-day details about an ongoing public health event such as vaccination.

### *Disclaimers:*&#x20;

* *Each section presents a demonstration of various modules and features of DIVOC.*&#x20;
* *It is an illustration of a sample use case and not a part of any vaccination certification program.*&#x20;
* *The system resets itself periodically. If it is temporarily unavailable, please try again in a few minutes.*

*All content on this page by* [*eGov Foundation* ](https://egov.org.in/)*is licensed under a* [*Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License*](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)*.*


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