GovWell published a piece on what AI software built for special districts looks like at the California Special Districts Association Conference.
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There are nearly 40,000 special districts in the US, more than twice the number of municipalities. Yet almost every permitting and licensing platform was built for a mun…
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GovWell
The AI operating system for modern government - trusted by agencies in 40+ states to simplify services & processes.
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- Software Development
- Location
- New York, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About GovWell
We the people — and the taxpayers — deserve good government. Yet today, interacting with government services is often frustrating and inefficient. GovWell is the AI operating system transforming how governments serve communities, starting with local agencies. GovWell replaces legacy software for municipalities and counties, empowering public servants to radically streamline public services and cut internal processing time for permits & licenses by up to 95%. Founded in 2023, GovWell powers 7,000+ mission-critical processes for agencies in 40+ states serving millions of residents. We've raised $35M from Insight Partners, Work-Bench and Bienville Capital, and work in person at our HQ in New York City.
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GovWell provided a modern permitting system for Macon County, NC, which includes an always-available AI Community Assistant, mobile inspections without a connection, and online payments to improve the permitting experience.
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GovWell welcomed three new hires to the Business Development team: Antonia Brillembourg, Katherine Ospina-Prieto, and Thomas Barton.
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GovWell collected over 50,000 public queries from the AI Community Assistant over the last 90 days.
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