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Enterprise permitting and licensing platform (AMANDA) used by large jurisdictions and national governments, now under Granicus.
Procurery Insight
AMANDA is built for scale — it powers some of the largest jurisdictions and even national-government permitting programs, with the deep configurability and process rigor that complex, high-volume operations require. That enterprise orientation means it is generally overkill (and over-budget) for small agencies, and like its peers it depends on capable implementation resourcing. Shortlist it when scale, complexity, and integration depth are the dominant requirements.
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| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| County | 1M+ | $600k-$1.5M / yr | Handled very high permit volume; multi-phase rollout over two years. |
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