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OpenGov Inc.

OpenGov Inc.

Software Development

San Francisco, California 67,966 followers

Powering more effective and accountable government, the leader in AI-enabled software for over 2,000 cities and counties

About us

Our mission is to power more effective and accountable government. Contact Us: https://opengov.com/contact-us/ OpenGov is the leader in AI and ERP solutions for local and state governments in the U.S. More than 2,000 cities, counties, state agencies, school districts, and special districts rely on the OpenGov Public Service Platform to operate efficiently, adapt to change, and strengthen the public trust. Category-leading products include enterprise asset management, procurement and contract management, accounting and budgeting, billing and revenue management, permitting and licensing, and transparency and open data. These solutions come together in the OpenGov ERP, allowing public sector organizations to focus on priorities and deliver maximum ROI with every dollar and decision in sync. Learn more at OpenGov.com.

Website
http://opengov.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2012
Specialties
Government Finance, Government Accounting, Management Reporting, Budgeting, Transparency, Open Data, Citizen Engagement, Local Government, State Government, Financials, Reporting, Government Tech, Procurement, Licensing, Permitting, ERP, Government Budgeting, Government Procurement, Budgeting & Planning, Capital Planning, Infrastructure Asset Management, Tax and Revenue, AI, App Builder, and Contract Management

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  • At OpenGov, AI doesn’t just show up in our products. We understand how government works, and public sector leaders trust us to help them navigate AI adoption. Our new eBook, Intro to AI Policy and Implementation, offers a clear, practical roadmap to move from experimentation to measurable impact. Download your free copy here: https://lnkd.in/g5Uvn4tZ

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  • The question for local governments isn’t whether to use AI — it’s how to use it responsibly, effectively, and with measurable impact. Join Gerrod Franklin, MBA and Bentley L. on Monday for a practical, fast-moving session on responsible AI adoption in the public sector. In just one hour, you'll walk away with clear steps to: -Use AI to save time and cut manual work -Build trust through transparency and governance -Prepare your teams and data for AI success Monday, November 17 | 1:00 PM EST. Save your spot: https://lnkd.in/gkCX9HJs

  • Remember these 3 things when using AI in the public sector: 1. Keep your data safe: Pick systems that don't add your data to public models 2. Be able to verify results: Document the sources of your outputs so that you can verify them 3. Opt in to faster workflows: Use AI when you want, but don't be forced into using it if you don't want to What other tips would you add to this list?

  • OpenGov is powering the next era of government operations with AI across the Public Service Platform. Each of our product suites incorporate AI to help governments save time, reduce errors, and plan smarter. Here's 3 AI features of our Permitting & Licensing software: 1. Communication Center Generates messages and announcements tailored to community needs, helping governments communicate more effectively with residents. 2. Smart Forms Assistant Uses AI to instantly convert existing PDF forms into editable digital forms by auto-detecting fields, building layouts, and enabling plain-language edits. This allows staff to focus on service delivery instead of form creation. 3. Smart Inspection Scheduling This tool will use AI to predict inspection durations, assign the right inspector based on expertise and availability, and plan routes automatically. This will reduce delays, minimize manual coordination, and speed up inspection turnaround times.

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  • AI can make your day easier, but only if it’s used responsibly. AI can sound confident, even when it’s wrong. That’s why intentional governance is key. Here’s how to keep your organization safe and smart when using AI tools: ✅ Validate your sources: Always ask, “What is this based on?” ✅ Never assume accuracy: Every output should have human verification. ✅ Use secure systems: Choose platforms that keep your data private and auditable. ✅ Make human review a requirement, not a step. What other tips do you have for using AI in government? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gSh5vtXQ

  • OpenGov is powering the next era of government operations with AI across the Public Service Platform. Each of our product suites incorporate AI to help governments save time, reduce errors, and plan smarter. Here's 2 AI features of our Procurement & Contract Management software: 1. AI Scope Builder Create compliant solicitations faster with guided, AI-supported workflows, drawing from a national template library and intelligent boilerplates to help staff build consistent RFx documents in less time. 2. Discover Vendors Use AI to review solicitation details to recommend compatible vendors. This saves time, expands vendor networks, and encourages fair competition. What other features would you like to see?

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  • Last week, OpenGov and Cox Enterprises joined senior leaders in Atlanta from Georgia's largest cities and counties to discuss how technology can help local governments drive transparency. We’re grateful to the city and county executives who joined Eric DiProspero, Nicole LaBarbera, Adam Rykowski, Peter Fudalej, Brice Percynski, David Sosebee and Aqila Zafar Jafri to share ideas, challenges, and strategies shaping the future of local government in Georgia. A special thank you to Alex Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Cox Enterprises for joining us and sharing his perspective on how AI is helping leaders reimagine what’s possible in local government. We're excited to keep the conversation going as we work together to strengthen and modernize local government across Georgia.

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  • Innovation is happening in your backyard. In Taylor County, West Virginia, Clerk Jaron Freeman is turning transparency into action and proving that public service is personal. With the Public Service Platform, the County introduced its first Open Checkbook, inviting residents to see exactly how their tax dollars are spent and strengthening trust through openness. Live here. Serve here. Build what’s next. Read their story: https://lnkd.in/gGqjytRf

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  • As AI adoption accelerates in the public sector, prompt engineering is key. It’s not just about using AI tools-it’s about guiding them effectively. Our latest training, Prompt Engineering for Governments: Harnessing AI for Public Sector Innovation, explores how to responsibly and effectively integrate AI into government workflows. Effective prompt engineering looks like: -Using AI to automate routine tasks -Building trust and transparency through intentional outputs -Ethical prompts See more here: https://lnkd.in/dJUbS2Nk

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Funding

OpenGov Inc. 10 total rounds

Last Round

Series unknown

US$ 50.0M

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