Open Digital Product Factory

Members, residents & regulated · You serve members & community

Public sector & civic — your whole business in one place

A public website, your day-to-day office work, and AI coworkers that already speak your line of work — set up for you in minutes, on your own computers.

Small towns and municipalities, municipal utilities (water, sewer, electric, gas), and law-enforcement agencies serving residents.

Choose the work you actually do

One category, different operating models

These organizations share some concerns, but they do not share one value stream. Choose the closest match to see its current stages, constraints, and configured capabilities.

Shared concerns — not a universal workflow

What this category has in common

Funded by statutory fees and levies set by ordinance, not by market price — with a universal-service obligation to serve every resident. The exact operating flow belongs to each organization type above.

Common pressure points

Problems often seen here

  • Residents don’t know what’s available. Report an issue, apply for a permit, request records, reserve a pavilion, pay a bill — all surfaced clearly.
  • 311 requests reach the wrong desk. Potholes and streetlights route to Public Works, Parks, and the rest automatically.
  • Utility start/stop lacks meter context. Address and meter are captured; billing is statutory, not market-based.
  • Law-enforcement data is sensitive. In Phase 1 the coworker firmly declines criminal-justice-information lookups and routes to intake only.

Profile patterns

What the category prepares for

  • A mixed-CTA civic portal — 311 reports, permits, records (FOIA), facility booking, bill pay. Website & enquiries
  • Department routing to Public Works, Clerk, Code Enforcement, utility, and more. Work board
  • Statutory-fee framing set by ordinance, not negotiated. AI coworker
  • Resident vocabulary — residents, ratepayers, constituents — never “customer”. AI coworker
  • Guardrailed law-enforcement intake with a no-CJI refusal posture in Phase 1. Website & enquiries
Trust & compliance. Highest regulatory load: SDWA/NPDES for utilities, POST/CJIS for law enforcement (no-CJI in Phase 1), FOIA/public-records law, building codes, zoning, and ordinances.
Shipped definition

Public detail comes from the installed archetype registry

The organization links above are generated from the same source definitions the platform uses. They are not a second hand-written value stream. Inspect the current definitions →

Ready to set up your organization?

Install on your own computers, then choose the exact organization type that matches your work.

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Plain-language checked — the everyday copy on this page reads at about a Grade 9 level (Flesch–Kincaid Reading Ease 45). We hold business copy to a high-school reading level; the architecture and standards sections are intentionally more technical.

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