Drive rapid community development
Speed plan reviews, zoning and rezoning, conditional use permitting, land use entitlements, and variance requests with automated processes to promote economic growth and faster growing communities.
Civic Application for Planning
Helping communities build and grow safely with zoning, planning, plan review and approval, complaint management, and code enforcement automation.
Speed plan reviews, zoning and rezoning, conditional use permitting, land use entitlements, and variance requests with automated processes to promote economic growth and faster growing communities.
Streamline processes for collaborating on planning applications, and access project documentation like site plans, proposals, applications and requests with a few easy clicks for total land management.
Share plan and code data with building department personnel to arm them with the right information to begin and persist in the permitting process.
Automate the inspection and enforcement of planning codes to ensure growth plans are adhered to and communities develop as intended.
Enable residents to conduct zoning research, submit proposals, verify status updates and pay fees from the convenience of a home, office or job site to reduce in-person visits and phone inquiries.
Deliver administrators, managers and planning commissions or boards critical insight to better understand agency performance, uncover bottlenecks, and establish efficiencies.
Easily notify project owners, city council members, the general public, and press for public hearings, reviews, and feedback.
APIs, SDKs, and open data allow developers to integrate with existing software solutions to meet the unique needs of any agency.
Easily produce interactive maps and visualizations, making planning and code enforcement data easy to track, manage, and understand.
Mark-up, comment, review, and approve plans simultaneously leveraging systems like ePermitHub, Adobe, e-PlanSoft, ProjectDox, OnBase, DigEplan, and Bluebeam, and more to perform parallel plan reviews with version control.
Role-based apps allow inspectors and code enforcement officers to access documents and information, real-time in the field, increasing efficiencies.
Automatically assign and track tasks such as plan reviews with their associated documentation to keep the most complex processes running smoothly.
Ensure public compliance with city code and regulation by managing complaints and violations to achieve resolution quickly and efficiently.
Enable residents to conduct zoning research, submit proposals, verify status updates and pay fees from the convenience of a home, office or job site to reduce in-person visits and phone inquiries.
Deliver administrators, managers and planning commissions or boards critical insight to better understand agency performance, uncover bottlenecks, and establish efficiencies.
Easily notify project owners, city council members, the general public, and press for public hearings, reviews, and feedback.
APIs, SDKs, and open data allow developers to integrate with existing software solutions to meet the unique needs of any agency.
Easily produce interactive maps and visualizations, making planning and code enforcement data easy to track, manage, and understand.
Mark-up, comment, review, and approve plans simultaneously leveraging systems like ePermitHub, Adobe, e-PlanSoft, ProjectDox, OnBase, DigEplan, and Bluebeam, and more to perform parallel plan reviews with version control.
Role-based apps allow inspectors and code enforcement officers to access documents and information, real-time in the field, increasing efficiencies.
Automatically assign and track tasks such as plan reviews with their associated documentation to keep the most complex processes running smoothly.
Ensure public compliance with city code and regulation by managing complaints and violations to achieve resolution quickly and efficiently.
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Tom Vanover, Building Commisioner, City of Cleveland, OH
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Debbie Brannan, Area Manager of Technology and Innovation, Cabarrus County, NC
— Debbie Brannan, Area Manager of Technology and Innovation, Cabarrus County, NC
— John Barnott, Director of Building Development Services, Manatee County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Jennifer Ward, Innovation Team, Tacoma, WA
— Jennifer Ward, Innovation Team, Tacoma, WA
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— John Barnott, Director of Building Development Services, Manatee County, FL
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Tom Vanover, Building Commisioner, City of Cleveland, OH
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Debbie Brannan, Area Manager of Technology and Innovation, Cabarrus County, NC
— Debbie Brannan, Area Manager of Technology and Innovation, Cabarrus County, NC
— John Barnott, Director of Building Development Services, Manatee County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— Jennifer Ward, Innovation Team, Tacoma, WA
— Jennifer Ward, Innovation Team, Tacoma, WA
— Claire Jubb, Community Devlopment Director, Charlotte County, FL
— John Barnott, Director of Building Development Services, Manatee County, FL
— Glenna Campana, Building and Development Services Department, Manatee County, FL
— Tracey Gutheim, Operations Manager for Development Services, Pima County, AZ
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