A digital map shows more than 1,800 test sites across Europe, including Italy, Germany, Austria, Mallorca, Denmark, Belgium and the Netherlands. Users can easily filter by date and time and find the right test option in their area and book quickly and easily. Currently 300,000 tests are conducted daily through No-Q, and at peak times the system processes 20,000 requests per second.
Vaccination in Germany
Vertical Life has created other platforms for various fields and testing centers. Citizens can use the multi-lingual portal https://wir-testen.no-q.info/ to make notes for testing nasal fins in South Tyrol. In addition, No-Q is one of the software systems chosen by the German federal government to forward the results of accelerated tests to issue the German Digital Green Pass. In addition, No-Q is used to schedule a German vaccination campaign.
Vertical life
Workspace-Life is one of the most important software developers in the ascent. Brixen’s company develops software for climbing halls, competitions and associations, conducts research in sensor technology and operates the 8a.nu portal and vertical-life app, one of the largest platforms for climbers around the world Is one. “We are happy to be able to help the epidemic with a simple and fast tool,” says Matthias Polig, CEO of Vertical Life. The company expects sales to grow 750 percent compared to the first half of 2020.
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