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Schulinck, part of Wolters Kluwer (NL)Schulinck AI-Desk
AI knowledge assistant within the Schulinck knowledge bases for municipalities: ask a question in your own words and get an answer with legal texts and recent case law as sources.

- Provider based in the Netherlands
Last checked: 7 October 2026 · How we check
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Sources: legislation, case law, policy
Municipal policy plus national lawComparable in social domain & youth care
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Tell Jameson requestnot publicly disclosed which language model is used (RAG solution). According to Schulinck, data stays within the protected knowledge base environment, is not shared with third parties, and the AI-Desk complies with EU privacy rules. Many tools build on a large model from providers such as OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.
Questions about Schulinck AI-Desk
- Which AI model does Schulinck AI-Desk use?
- The maker of Schulinck AI-Desk does not disclose which AI model sits underneath (RAG solution). According to Schulinck, data remains within the shielded knowledge base environment, is not shared with third parties, and the AI-Desk complies with EU privacy rules.
- How much does Schulinck AI-Desk cost?
- on request (one month free trial). Check the current price on the provider's website; prices change often.
- Who is Schulinck AI-Desk for?
- Schulinck AI-Desk is aimed at social domain & youth care, government & municipalities. It suits tasks such as turning kitchen-table and intake conversations (Wmo, Youth Act, Participation Act) into a draft report, preparing support plans, advice and formal decisions, and quickly answering legal questions on the Participation Act, Wmo, Youth Act and debt assistance with a source.
- What should I watch out for with AI in social domain & youth care?
- In the social domain this involves special category personal data (health, debts, family situation, sometimes of children). Never use a free chatbot for conversations or files. Conclude a data processing agreement, require processing within the EU and no training on your data, ask which language models and sub-processors sit behind it, and carry out a DPIA. Ask the resident for consent before you record a conversation, and explain how long the recording and text are kept. Do not let AI itself judge whether someone is entitled to a provision or benefit: the EU AI Act classes systems that determine access to public services as high-risk, and the childcare benefits scandal shows what goes wrong without human checking. Register the application in the Algorithm Register and check every report before it goes into the file.
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