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    Oh My Gov!

    Resident services, unified.

    Permits, requests, assets, recreation and jobs in one resident record, for cities and counties.

    One request, end to end.

    1. A sign goes down

      01Report

      A sign goes down

      The request is recorded with its location on the map.

    2. A work order on the asset

      02Route

      A work order on the asset

      The repair is logged against the asset, with its history.

    3. Every record, one search away

      03Track

      Every record, one search away

      Staff find any work order, asset or request by number or address.

    4. Workloads planned by crew

      04Plan

      Workloads planned by crew

      Supervisors plan the week by crew on the planning board.

    5. An arrival window for each visit

      05Schedule

      An arrival window for each visit

      Each intervention is booked with its arrival window.

    6. Closed and recorded

      06Resolve

      Closed and recorded

      The crew completes the work; the asset keeps the full history.

    Six services, one resident record.

    Permits & Inspections

    • Configurable permit types and eligibility
    • Plan review and document checklists
    • Fees, inspections and certificates

    Resident requests

    • Potholes, lighting and cleanliness
    • Located on a map

    Public works & assets

    • Asset inventory and criticality
    • Work orders and preventive maintenance
    • Crew scheduling and sewer inspections

    Parks & Recreation

    • Facilities and bookings
    • Programs and registrations
    • Front desk, fees and refunds

    Business registry

    • Businesses and establishments
    • Local service directory

    Municipal jobs

    • Public job board
    • Applications and applicant tracking

    Native to Salesforce.

    • Your org, your data

      Data stays in the government's own Salesforce org.

    • Your security model

      Runs under the permissions and sharing already in place.

    • Managed package

      A second-generation managed package, in English and French.