Configurable software products built for city leaders and local governments to run more efficiently in bringing their communities together.
Our full-featured constituent relationship manager for government entities acts as a centralized hub for all things related to citizen engagement.
SIMA is your enterprise resource planning solution to manage budgets, accounting, and human resources.
STREAMLINE is an accelerator platform for public sector agencies that need to build custom solutions to meet their needs.
Our software integrations are built to seamlessly connect with your tech stack, allowing you to work more efficiently.
Our services are backed by our Microsoft-Certified professionals who are ready to tackle the needs of our clients.
Our software implementation services offer our clients flexibility when choosing their solution.
Our development services provide the customization our clients require.
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In-depth insights from industry leaders on engaging and managing citizen communication.
We are leaders in government software solutions and services.
We're passionate about creating stronger communities and better organizational efficiencies for city leaders.
Simplify managing agendas, meetings, and committees with a single, end-to-end solution to optimize and digitize your legislative management process.
Solve common operational agency challenges like Public Record and FOIA requests with an easy to implement business process automation platform.
We’re passionate about creating stronger communities and better organizational efficiencies for city leaders.
In a COVID-19 world, how do your election communications need to shift to enable citizens to vote? Here are five creative ways to communicate with your residents about the election.
Rock Solid's SaaS CRM platform will support the City of Columbus' goal of a comprehensive, configurable platform to enable effective citizen service.
