The cBrain agreement with Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund covers support and configuration services for the German pension agency’s existing digital audit case management system. Announced on October 27, 2026, the framework runs from November 1, 2026, through December 31, 2029.

What the cBrain agreement covers

The services relate to the agency’s digitale Prüfdienstakte, or DiPA, which is based on cBrain’s F2 software. The framework concerns an existing solution rather than the announcement of a new system.

cBrain did not disclose a financial value for the agreement in its announcement. The company said Germany is currently its largest international market.

F2 software for government

F2 combines case and document management with workflow automation, digital services and artificial intelligence, according to cBrain. The company says the software is used by more than 75 public authorities in Denmark, including government ministries.

cBrain said the framework agreement continues its activities in Germany. Its term is scheduled to begin on November 1.

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