
Develops and markets a card-based video telephony system for seniors including home emergency call
enna systems GmbH
Sandstraße 35, 80335 MünchenNew on Amplifa
About enna
enna systems GmbH, based in Munich, develops and markets an assistance system for older people: the enna Dock, an 11-inch tablet with speaker that is operated without menus via physical cards. Each card stands for an action such as video call, photo album, podcast or documentaries; content is available via the Card Store. Services include HD video telephony, home emergency call with a 24/7 emergency call center via wristband or card, remote organization by relatives via the enna App, as well as support with cost coverage by long-term care insurance funds. The system is delivered ready to use, can be cancelled monthly, and processes data on European servers. Customers are private families as well as cooperation partners such as the pme Familienservice.
- Site
- München
- Processes
- Video telephony system for seniors (enna Dock + tablet + cards), Home emergency call with 24/7 emergency call center, Card Store with content cards (documentaries, podcasts, radio, games), Remote organization via the enna App (calendar, reminders, care coordination), Cost coverage management with long-term care insurance funds (application submission), Customer service by phone, chat and e-mail (Mon–Fri)
- Certificates
- End-to-end encryption of video telephony, Data storage on European servers
- Industries
- Digital Health / Care Tech, Long-term care and senior care, B2B cooperations (e.g. family service), B2B cooperations (e.g. corporate consulting)
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Product development (hardware, cards, app)
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Operation of the platform on European servers
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Sales and customer service
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Support and long-term care insurance application management
Locations
Munich
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Quality and Data Protection
Data is processed in compliance with data protection regulations on European servers; video telephony runs with end-to-end encryption.
| Evidence | Munich |
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| End-to-end encryption of video telephony | |
| Data storage on European servers |