Four categories, and what sits inside each one.
These are the areas we bid on. If a solicitation sits between two of them, or outside all four, say so on a call — the shape of the work matters more than which heading it belongs under.
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School district systems
K-12 districts and education service centers
Student data that lives in six systems, state reporting that eats a week every cycle, and parent-facing tools nobody wants to open.
- Student information system integration
- State reporting and compliance extracts
- Transportation and routing
- Food service and eligibility
- Parent and staff portals
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Permitting and licensing
Cities, counties and regulatory agencies
Permit intake on paper, plan review in email, inspections in a spreadsheet, and a counter queue that exists because none of them talk.
- Permit intake and plan review
- Inspection scheduling and field capture
- Code enforcement case tracking
- Business licensing and renewals
- Public-facing status lookup
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Data and systems integration
Any agency running more than one system of record
The layer between the systems you already bought. Migrations, interfaces, and the reporting nobody can produce because the data is in three places.
- Database migration and modernization
- PostgreSQL and enterprise database support
- System-to-system interfaces
- Reporting and data warehousing
- Legacy system replacement, in stages
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Records and document automation
Clerks, records departments and legal teams
Public records requests answered by hand, retention schedules tracked in a binder, and decades of paper nobody can search.
- Public records request intake and tracking
- Document digitization and indexing
- Retention schedule automation
- Redaction workflow
- Agenda and minutes management