Configurable Enterprise Permitting & Licensing Software for Government
POSSE PLS combines mature permitting and licensing functionality with the proven POSSE enterprise platform, giving state and local government agencies the flexibility to automate, integrate and adapt complex permitting, licensing, inspection and code enforcement workflows as operational and regulatory requirements evolve.
POSSE PLS is powered by the same configurable enterprise platform CX (Computronix) uses to automate complex government processes across jurisdictions and departments. Rather than relying on extensive source-code customization, POSSE enables authorized teams to configure workflows, business rules, data requirements and processes to meet evolving operational needs.
Large jurisdictions rarely have a single permitting process, department or stakeholder group. POSSE PLS provides a common enterprise foundation for coordinating permitting, licensing, inspections, code enforcement and related regulatory workflows while supporting the distinct requirements of individual departments and processes.
POSSE PLS permitting and licensing software includes workflows covering the core business areas of Planning, Permitting & Inspections, Business & Professional Licensing, Code Enforcement, and ePlans.
POSSE PLS’s Planning module links together all the pieces of planning projects (e.g., a large development project), so your planners can assess, evaluate, record, and retrieve all related information effectively.
The Permitting and Inspections module tracks all your permitting and inspection activity, from initial application to completion, renewal, or expiration.
Business & Professional Licensing →
Business and Contractor Licensing handles all licensing needs for your jurisdiction, including application, amendment, enforcement, and renewal activities.
The POSSE PLS Code Enforcement module allows agencies to investigate, review, and issue compliance actions from initial determination of violation to proceedings and final outcomes.
The POSSE ePlans module is a cutting-edge plan review solution that allows planners to review, markup, and compare changes between plan versions.
Simple report customizations which used to take days to implement now take minutes from a web browser anywhere in the world, with no client-side software required.
Leveraging Microsoft’s global Azure platform, your POSSE Cloud solution delivers 99.9% uptime with performance scaling and redundant load-balancing.
POSSE GIS enables the highest-level of ESRI-based GIS integration to allow jurisdictions to start, manage, track, route and investigate business-specific activities.
Equips government agencies to more effectively and efficiently manage inspector resources across diverse business areas.
POSSE Mobile technologies provide field workers with expedient in-the-field mobile computing based on their specific business needs.
POSSE WebUI gives non-technical business users the ability to easily create elegant and responsive customer service experiences, fully compatible for all mobile, tablet and desktop devices.
On-demand reports, public & private cloud services, GIS integration, mobile apps, low code UI builders, and more! The POSSE Platform offers a comprehensive range of tools and resources to maximize the utility of your POSSE PLS enterprise software solution.
Edmonton has expanded its use of POSSE across departments, applications and evolving business requirements—demonstrating how a configurable enterprise platform can adapt and scale without repeatedly replacing the underlying technology.
Hamilton’s latest POSSE PLS implementation brings permitting, planning, licensing, inspections, code enforcement and related regulatory processes together on an integrated enterprise platform built for a large, complex municipality.
Philadelphia selected POSSE PLS as an enterprise foundation for modernizing legacy licensing, inspection and permitting processes across multiple divisions—supporting integrated operations and expanded online services.
Establishing a Generational Platform →
How to best evaluate a vendor’s product offering and service model to ascertain longterm partner stability and project viability.
Projecting Lifetime Cost of Ownership →
The vast majority of government enterprise software implementations reside in the realm of medium to reasonably complex project requirements where the COTS+ solution value proposition truly excels.
Setting Vendor Expectations for Service →
Identifying a software provider that is invested in your success beyond the sale.
Single-Tenant Solutions: A Superior Fit For Highly Regulated Government Agencies →
Government technology leaders are being pressured to join the crowd/cloud in a Multi-Tenant System, but is bigger always better?
Building Your Ideal Vendor Profile →
Developing this profile with your key project stakeholders, in advance of developing your project specific requirements, will help your organization to identify the key attributes that you require and value in a prospective project partner.
Finding a True Project & Product Partner →
In addition to the evaluation criteria and process you plan to use in your RFP package, here are additional resources for learning as much as possible about a preferred or shortlisted vendor.
Vetting a Software Vendor to Ensure a Perfect Product Fit →
Examining the dynamics of the client-vendor relationship, and the inherent conflict of interests that can arise within the private equity led software provision model.
There is a better way to evaluate your potential implementation partner by focusing your investigation beyond product fit predominantly to include a handful of core company indicators.
At Computronix, we encourage our customers to consider properly resourcing and planning for structured Organizational Change Management (OCM) activities as an integral part of your software implementation.
Assessing Your Agency’s Readiness for a COTS Solution →
To achieve a successful COTS business system implementation, your agency will need to be prepared to collaborate on several important tasks.
Defining Your Project Requirements →
Defining your core project requirements, including business rules, data conversion, system interface, technical, hardware/infrastructure, and training/system documentation requirements.
Your Reasons for Software System Change →
It is important to understand how your organization will define project “success” so that deliverables can be measured and the project team maintains accountability to the project plan.
