SIM ID vs Digital Post

Welcome to the SIM ID Check-in App of Lebara Retail. Express registration: Lebara retailer who has an access to Lebara retail portal can easily do the required ID registration of new Lebara SIM cards by using the SIM ID Check-in App. Please hold ready the SIM package and the ID card of the customer. Express registration only in four steps: 1. Scan the SIM barcode sticker 2. Scan the ID 3. Check / modify if necessary 4. Activation of the SIM card Our advice: Write down the phone number and email address of the customer so that we can get in touch with them in case of questions etc. To use the App you need your own access to the Lebara retail portal. Before you start with the registration you have to read the trainings instructions and to pass the test. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact your sales representative at any time.

Log on with your Danish MitID. The Danish Digital Post app gives you an overview of your Digital Post from Danish authorities and allows you to contact the authorities from your mobile phone and tablet. IN THE APP YOU CAN: - read post from Danish public authorities - write a message to the Danish authority you want to contact - reply to messages where applicable - forward your post to other people, businesses or authorities. You can also organise your Digital Post into folders and mark messages with flags. SWITCH TO OTHER MAILBOXES - You can read and write Digital Post for others if you have access to someone else's Digital Post. - You can read your company’s or association’s Digital Post if you log in with your private MitID. REMEMBER YOUR APPOINTMENTS WITH DANISH PUBLIC AUTHORITIES If a message contains an important appointment you need to remember, you can save it in your calendar on your mobile phone or tablet. The Digital Post app only contains post from public authorities and institutions. This means you can't see post from businesses, like your bank or insurance company. You can block the Digital Post app via Digital Post on borger.dk if you lose your mobile phone. The Digital Post app has been developed by the Danish Agency for Digital Government.