Indianapolis is working with CityBase, eCivis
and OpenCounter to enhance constituent experience and empower the
government workforce
GTY Technology Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: GTYH) (“GTY”), a leading
provider of cloud solutions for the public sector, announced today
a strategic relationship with Indianapolis and Marion County, IN,
that spans three GTY subsidiaries, CityBase, eCivis and
OpenCounter, to support digital transformation and modernization
efforts in the city-county.
CityBase, a leading provider of government and utility
payment technology, has worked with Indianapolis and Marion County
to make government services more accessible since 2016. By creating
Indianapolis’s “digital city hall,” Indy.gov, CityBase has helped
the city to improve communication between government and
constituents, allow residents to easily locate information and
complete tasks, and establish a unified experience across every
agency and department. By consolidating technology on CityBase’s
cloud-based infrastructure, the city was also able to cut costs and
reduce its reliance on hosted, on-premises solutions.
eCivis, the most widely used SaaS-based grants management
solution for state, local and tribal governments, provides
Indianapolis with grants management services to drive efficiency
and improve the impact of grant funded services and programs for
communities. The cloud-based service empowers employees to automate
processes and operate remotely during COVID-19, allowing for
improvements in the delivery of services and the reduction in
administrative burden that will benefit grants operations in the
future.
OpenCounter, a leading provider of public sector
permitting technology, has worked with Indianapolis to streamline
and optimize the business planning process since 2014. The online
ZoningCheck™ tool makes it easier for applicants to navigate and
understand the zoning and planning processes on their own, while
the Business Portal helps applicants understand which permits
they’ll need, which incentives they have access to, and how much it
will all cost.
“Today, Indianapolis residents can pay their bills, schedule
appointments, and interact with most businesses from a mobile
device. It’s critical that government services are just as readily
available,” said Elliott Patrick, Chief Information Officer for the
City of Indianapolis. “Over, time we’ve built on our strong
relationship with GTY Technology to meet the evolving needs of our
community. CityBase, eCivis and OpenCounter have been great
partners, working in concert with us to identify and implement
solutions that transform the way we deliver government services. We
look forward to continuing to grow together in the future.”
“Indianapolis is an incredibly forward-thinking city, with a
proven track record of using technology to make government
operations run more efficiently,” said Mike Duffy, CEO and founder
of CityBase. “Their vision of making government services available
immediately from anywhere, to anyone, has helped shape our own
vision.”
“The ongoing global health crisis has challenged government at
every level to meet a new standard of digital service, while also
allowing employees to transition to remote work,” said TJ Parass,
CEO and President of GTY Technology. “The combined implementation
of CityBase, eCivis and OpenCounter solutions within one city is a
strong demonstration of the way each of the SaaS based solutions
within the GTY family can work in concert to dramatically improve
the efficiency and operations of local governments.”
For more information about GTY Technology, the GTY family of
companies, or investment opportunities, visit
www.gtytechnology.com.
About GTY Technology Holdings Inc. GTY Technology
Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: GTYH) (“GTY”) brings leading public sector
technology companies together to achieve a new standard in
stakeholder engagement and resource management. Through its six
business units, GTY offers an intuitive cloud-based suite of
solutions for state and local governments, education institutions,
and healthcare organizations spanning functions in procurement,
payments, grant management, budgeting, and permitting: Bonfire
provides strategic sourcing and procurement software to enable
confident and compliant spending decisions; CityBase provides
government payment solutions to connect constituents with utilities
and government agencies; eCivis offers a grant management system to
maximize grant revenues and track performance; OpenCounter builds
permitting and licensing software to streamline interactions
between applicants and staff; Questica offers budget preparation
and management software to deliver on financial and non-financial
strategic objectives; Sherpa provides public sector budgeting
software and consulting services.
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