Live Demo · Embed via iFrame

The outage portal on your own website.

Maps and incident reports can be embedded directly into your website via an iFrame. Your residents can report incidents using your website's layout and under your domain, and the reports are sent directly to you.

Interactive Demo

Give it a try right away.

This is what the embedded fault map looks like on a website. Search for a location, place a pin, and send a test report.

If the demo doesn't load here, open it directly at stoerung24.de.

Advantages

Why get involved?

Your Properties, Your Choice

You decide what can be reported: street lighting, road damage, trash cans, playgrounds, charging stations, traffic lights, litter, and more.

News Delivered Straight to You

The report goes directly to the appropriate contact person in your administration and can be processed directly in stoerung24.

Automatic Forwarding

Anyone who reports a streetlight malfunction in your area on stoerung24.de will automatically be redirected to your homepage.

Status on the map

The current processing status can be displayed in color on the map. Those who reported the issue can be notified when it has been resolved.

No technical effort required

There is no technical effort required on your part as the operator. You simply embed the iFrame; we handle the operation and hosting.

Photos accompanying the article

Photos can be added to a service request. This makes it easier to categorize the request and reduces the need for follow-up questions.

In three steps

Here's how to create your own fault map.

The hosting costs for the iFrame amount to 550 euros per year. Citizens can continue to use stoerung24.de free of charge.

Step 1

Specify Objects

Together, we will determine which properties your citizens can report.

Step 2

Embed an iFrame

You will receive the embed code and can place it on the desired page of your website.

Step 3

Get Started

You will now begin receiving notifications, including automatic forwarding from stoerung24.de.

References

Already in use.

Many municipalities and energy providers have integrated this feature into their own websites.

Interested in getting involved?

We'll set up the fault map for your properties and assist you with integrating it into your website.