Department of Public Works Software
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Department of Public Works employees often work in the field and a reliance on paper-based processes means that they must constantly travel back and forth to the office to get their next assignment or manually enter paperwork into spreadsheets or single-use software.
Designed with the direct input of DPW employees, GovPilot's Department of Public Works software is easy to use and features automated workflows, mobile and desktop device compatibility, and GIS mapping to streamline all facets of Public Works management including vehicle maintenance, asset management, work order management, and more.
GovPilot has designed cloud-based public works management software that is compatible with mobile devices including smartphones and tablets so that staff can make the most of their time in the field and ensure that constituents receive prompt service.
Say goodbye to bulky clipboards. Instantly access and update inspection records and accept work orders from the palm of your hand. The GovInspect app enables users to perform inspections, and assign projects from the field on a mobile tablet, which updates data in real time to all users across the platform.
Respond quickly to constituent non-emergency concerns with the GovAlert app and Report-a-Concern module. When non-emergency concerns - such as a pothole, code violation, or faulty traffic light - are reported via GovAlert, the issue will immediately be assigned to the relevant department for processing.
GovPilot's Public Works Management software is integrated with GovPilot’s GIS map and PropertyProfile which displays parcel-level detail.
DPW staff can update an interactive, public-facing map to reflect the status of projects like road resurfacing, tree removal or park renovation that may require residents to seek an alternate route or plan.
Similarly as public concerns are received and addressed, staff can update work status via a mobile device on location enabling colleagues back in the office to access records instantly, and constituents to be updated on progress in real-time.
Paper-based permit application review and approvals that used to take 30 days now only take three days from time of submission with GovPilot.
With GovPilot, staff can instantly pull up the records and status of any flood plain application, and provide a real-time update.







