OpenGov Permitting, Licensing, and Code Enforcement

OpenGov Permitting, Licensing, and Code Enforcement is the permitting part of OpenGov's software for cities, counties and state agencies. It lets an agency run permits, licences and code enforcement in a single digital platform and gives residents and businesses a clearer view of progress. Lauderdale Lakes is one example of a city that moved this work off paper.

What OpenGov Permitting, Licensing, and Code Enforcement offers

• Permitting — permit applications handled online, with all submissions received digitally.
• Licensing — licences managed in the same platform.
• Code enforcement — cases handled alongside permits and licences.
• Citizen services apps — residents deal with several departments in one place.
• AI assistant — OG Assist can summarise permit data and answer questions from an agency's own data.

Who it works with

Local and state government. The wider OpenGov platform also covers finance, budgeting, procurement and public works.

Key facts

• Customers: the company says more than 2,000 cities, counties and state agencies use OpenGov
• Implementations: over 4,500 government software projects, by its own count