“The use of the internet to streamline local government permitting workflow”

Local agencies across the county have been looking for ways to reduce frustration and automate the permitting process as the permit moves between different government agencies and individuals. In this webinar we will look at and talk about how using the web as your interface communities will be able to streamline their workflows and customers will be able to track their permits 24/7, eliminating the need to guess where their permit stands in the permitting process. This process also allow each local office to know where in the workflow each permit sits and the next actions needed.

Details:

In just 45-minutes our expert speakers can showcase web based permit technology and provide real world examples of permitting practices in local communities and how they decided to  use the internet to save time, reduce cost and increase services.

Topics to be covered include:

·         Control each step of the permit workflow

·         Automatically generate email notifications when a permit request is made to all affected offices

·         Share and pull information from local customer, CAMA and tax roll datasets

·         Allow multiple user types to track and input data about permits

·         Integration with existing data and GIS services

·         Track the permitting progress 24/7 internally and externally

·         Make payments online

·         Accelerate the permitting process

Online permitting can be used to process any type of permit, including but not limited to:
 

Building permits Mechanical permits Electical permits

Driveway permits Plumbing permits Home Occupation permits Conditional Use permits

Handgun permits Alcohol permits Marriage permits

Email me to setup an online demo: aharrison@schneidercorp.com

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