Applicants cannot see progress
Phone calls and email follow-ups become the only way to learn where a file is held.
Public-sector approvals
Collect complete applications, coordinate departmental review, manage corrections, and show residents a clear final deadline without exposing internal complexity.
Cities, counties, and public agencies
The operating problem
Phone calls and email follow-ups become the only way to learn where a file is held.
Plans, corrections, and prior remarks arrive without a single readable case history.
Staff rely on calendars and spreadsheets to identify cases approaching statutory targets.
A complete operating path
The workflow can be tested by an administrator before publication, then preserved with the submitted application for a consistent record.
Validate the application and required plans
Responsible: Permit deskConfirm land use and site requirements
Responsible: Zoning officerReview egress, suppression, and life safety
Responsible: Fire marshalIssue or deny with a recorded reason
Responsible: Permitting authorityWhat changes with Avrue
Final due date, required responses, submitted documents, and decision history.
Complete submission, prior remarks, current responsibility, and stage deadline.
Portfolio urgency, overdue work, officer queues, and complete audit activity.
Start with one process
Build one successful workflow, keep the same accountability controls, and adapt the form and decision path for adjacent services.
Your first workflow
Map the form, owners, stages, deadlines, and applicant experience in one focused session.