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Web-based permitting, electronic plan review, and land-management software for local governments.
Procurery Insight
GeoCivix is a smaller, focused permitting and electronic-plan-review vendor that competes on a straightforward web-based experience and approachable pricing for small and mid-size agencies. Its electronic plan review capability is a notable strength relative to its size. As a lighter-weight player it warrants reference checks on scale and roadmap, but it can be a good-value shortlist entry for the right-sized jurisdiction.
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| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| City | 10k-50k | $30k-$90k / yr | Electronic plan review cited as the deciding capability. |
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