Civic Dashboard — municipal transparency and analytics software

A transparency and executive analytics product for municipalities—budgets, services, and community data in one accessible dashboard managers, councils, and residents can actually use.

What it is

Civic Dashboard surfaces the numbers and service levels your leadership needs without digging through PDF packets and siloed reports. It connects to the data you already maintain—finance, utilities, permits, and operations—and presents it in a clear, role-appropriate view.

Who it's for

  • City and county managers who need a single operational picture
  • Councils and boards reviewing budget execution and service performance
  • Residents and journalists looking for transparent, current information

How it deploys

Built on your existing data—not a rip-and-replace. We integrate with Munis, EnerGov, and other municipal systems of record so metrics stay current. Hosting and access controls fit your IT and public-records requirements. See also municipal data modernization when source data needs cleanup first.

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Integrates with your city website

When you deploy both a resident portal and Civic Dashboard as Civic Suite, they share one dataset. A bill payment, 311 request, or permit application on the public site shows up in the staff activity feed and department KPIs—no overnight batch jobs or duplicate entry.

Already have a Tyler or Munis site you want to keep? We can feed the dashboard from exports and ETL work first—see municipal data modernization and municipal systems consulting for the export path before you add a native portal.

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