In the age of AI, Integreat means one thing above all else: local authorities must make their information available in such a way that people can find it quickly, easily and reliably – regardless of whether they search via Google, AI applications or directly through the Integreat app. The Google AI Overview is currently bringing […]
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With ‘Frag Integreat’, the Integreat platform now offers a new feature that provides users with personalised answers to their questions. Users can ask their questions in a chat window, and the answers are generated exclusively using Integreat content relating to the selected local authority. Unlike the existing Integreat search function, ‘Frag Integreat’ is able to […]
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In one of our recent blog posts, we presented the findings of the study Information on Integration: Administrative Offerings & Immigrant Engagement by Samir Khalil. The research is based on over 11 million interactions on Integreat across more than 100 German local authorities and highlights which types of content play a particularly important role in […]
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We are delighted to share some special news: our co-founder Daniel Kehne, who has been our project coordinator for many years, was awarded the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany yesterday. At Bellevue Palace, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier paid tribute to the long-standing commitment Daniel Kehne has shown since 2015 through the […]
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The research paper “Information on Integration: Administrative Offerings & Immigrant Engagement —An Explorative Large-N Analysis of the ‘Integreat’ Platform in Germany” by Samir Khalil (2025) examines how over 100 German cities and districts use the digital integration platform Integreat. The analysis is based on more than 11 million page views from 2018 to 2024. The […]
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The Integreat web app has received a fresh new face. It’s more modern, clearer, and more user-friendly than ever before. With the new design system, a consistent look and feel has been created—one that puts accessibility and ease of use at the center. The goal of the redesign was to make information even faster, clearer, […]
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2025 Will Be an Exciting Year for Integreat! Our goal remains to make working with Integreat easier for cities and districts while making the app more accessible and intuitive for users. To achieve this, we have several major innovations planned—both for the content management system and the app itself. Here’s an overview of the most […]
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One of the key features of the Integreat app is that information is provided in multiple languages. This ensures that all newly migrated individuals can understand the information that is important to them. However, translations can be expensive, and the budgets of cities and districts are limited. Therefore, Integreat municipalities have the option to quickly […]
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As part of the participatory research project „Digital Active Women“, Minor, together with co-researchers from the target group of newly migrated women, examined digital information services, including Integreat, and prepared expert reports on them. Citizen-Science Approach – Newly Migrated Women Support Research The project involves newly migrated women in the spirit of the Citizen-Science approach. […]
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Today, we are delighted to introduce an exciting addition to our tried-and-tested Integreat app: the Integreat Compass. This innovative platform has been developed over the past few months together with the Welcome Alliance to take cities and districts in Germany to the next level in promoting the integration of refugees and migrants. The starting point […]
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