Articles from Clariti

To help the City accelerate permit approvals and improve the end-to-end permitting experience for customers and staff, Revelstoke, B.C., has selected Clariti’s Launch permitting software and Guide to move its community development processes online. Once live, the new system will be used by the Development Services department, which administers permitting, planning, business licensing, and bylaw enforcement services.

Clariti today introduced Community Templates, a time-saving cloning feature for Clariti Launch and Guide that allows admins to easily replicate other customers’ permitting best practices within their system. Unique to Clariti, the first-of-its-kind feature includes a library of thousands of permit-type configurations built by leading organizations across North America, as well as dozens of Clariti-built starter templates that will help new customers accelerate their implementation time by 25% or more.

After receiving state funding to transition to a digital permitting system, Lakewood, Washington leadership sought a cloud-based solution that would be intuitive for staff and customers of all experience levels. They selected Clariti Launch, which the city’s Assistant Director of Planning & Public Works, Angie Silva, said was the “clear choice because of its user-friendliness, configurability, turbo-tax-like portal, and reporting capabilities.”

Clariti is thrilled to be named by Government Technology Magazine as a GovTech 100 company for the fourth year in a row. This year marks the magazine’s 10th edition recognizing the ‘Who’s Who’ in GovTech.

After acquiring Camino Technologies in 2023, Clariti today announced the consolidation of the two brands under the Clariti name, rebranding Camino’s permitting system as Clariti Launch and its development guide as Clariti Guide.

Following a unanimous vote by the City Council, Santa Monica has selected Clariti’s community development software as part of a new initiative that will benefit businesses, home renovators and property owners by providing an updated, streamlined and comprehensive online system for securing building permits.

The City of Albany, the capital city of New York State, has selected Camino, a Clariti Software company, to modernize its planning and permitting process, improve customer service, and enhance collaboration among city departments. The city’s Department of Planning and Development will be the primary user of the Camino Permitting System, which it will use to manage land use-related matters, and as a guide to help inform the public about application statuses, rules, regulations, project updates, and general land use inquiries.

As part of a broader strategic initiative to improve and modernize its technology and business processes, Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) has selected Clariti’s Community Development Software to replace its legacy permitting system. Implementation of the new system is underway, led by Speridian Technologies, a trusted Clariti partner.

Clariti is honored to make Government Technology’s Govtech 100 list for the third consecutive year. Published annually, the Top 100 is a curation of companies helping to solve governments’ most complex challenges in new and innovative ways.

To improve productivity and the customer experience, Columbia County, Georgia, has selected Clariti’s Community Development Platform to replace its legacy permitting software. Implementation will begin in January, led by Unisys, a trusted Clariti partner.

As part of a strategic initiative to improve building, planning, code enforcement and inspections operations, the City of Plano, Texas, has selected Clariti’s Community Development Platform to replace its current solution. Implementation services will be provided by Unisys, a trusted Clariti partner.

As part of a strategic land management modernization effort, the City of Covina, California, has selected Clariti’s Community Development Software to improve the end-to-end experience for customers and staff. Implementation of the platform is underway, led by trusted Clariti partner Speridian Technologies.

To help keep up with population growth and record-setting development, the City of Nanaimo, B.C., has selected Clariti’s Community Development Software to replace its current system. Implementation of the new platform is underway, led by trusted Clariti partner Avocette Technologies.

Clariti, a provider of community development, permitting, and licensing software for North America’s largest and fastest-growing communities, and SolarAPP+, an online platform that helps communities streamline the process of obtaining permits for rooftop solar installations, have partnered to streamline the review and inspection process for residential solar permits. The partnership makes it easier for residents to obtain solar permits, helping to encourage the adoption of renewable energy throughout the United States.

In a move that supports some of the city’s overarching goals related to redevelopment and revitalization, the City of Garland, Texas, has selected Clariti’s Community Development Software to replace its current system. Trusted Clariti partner, Unisys, will implement the platform.

Clariti is elated to announce that the City of Bakersfield, California, is moving forward with its Community Development solution to deliver more efficient permitting, inspections, land use, code enforcement and business licensing services. Sperdian, a trusted partner of Clariti, has been selected to provide implementation services.

Clariti is excited to welcome the Town of Clayton, North Carolina, to its rapidly growing customer base. The town has selected Clariti’s Community Development Software to digitize its permitting, inspections and code enforcement processes.

Clariti is thrilled to announce a partnership with Dona Ana County, New Mexico, to modernize its Community Development services, including land use, permitting, inspections and code enforcement. Avocette Technologies, a trusted Clariti partner, will implement the Clariti Community Development platform.

Clariti, the fastest-growing government permitting and licensing software company in North America, is thrilled to announce the industry-changing acquisition of Camino Technologies, the top emerging technology vendor in the regulatory space.

Clariti is honored to be named among other government technology leaders as a GovTech Top 100 Company for the second consecutive year. Compiled and published by the award-winning magazine, Government Technology, the annual list recognizes 100 companies focused on, making a difference in, and selling to state and local government agencies across the United States.

As part of a strategic initiative to review, redesign, and modernize its business registration processes, the State of Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has selected Clariti’s Business Licensing Solution to replace its current systems, and Speridian Technologies to implement the new system.

Clariti, provider of easy-to-use and empowering permitting and licensing solutions, and Avolve Software, a global leader in electronic plan review, have partnered together to launch a pre-configured, plug-and-play permitting and ePlan review integration for state and local governments. Offering complementary functionality from Clariti’s Permitting Solution and Avolve’s ProjectDox, the integrated system creates a single source of truth for permitting and plan review work streams that ensures all teams and tasks stay in sync.

As part of a citywide strategic initiative to provide high-quality, cost-effective, and responsive services to its more than 300,000 residents, the City of Irvine has selected Clariti's Permitting and Land Management solution to replace its current system.

The Yolo County Department of Community Services is excited to begin work implementing a new digital permitting system in partnership with Clariti. The system will simplify the process for the county and its customers by enabling fully online application, review, and issuance processes directly from the county’s website.

Clariti, a leader in state and local government permitting and licensing, has been named one of the 100 most influential companies serving North American Local and State Governments by Government Technology Magazine after being recognized on its ‘Govtech 100’ list for 2022.

Clariti is thrilled to officially release its newest solution for government building departments: the pre-configured, quick-to-implement Building Permitting Solution. The 100 percent cloud-based product will provide a 50% or more reduction in permit issuance time for small-to-medium-sized government organizations across North America, and an easy, accessible way for citizens and businesses to access all information related to current or historical applications.

In support of Clariti’s continued work to provide the most effortless permitting and licensing experience for governments and their constituents, the company is thrilled to announce the addition of Steve Ressler to the team as a Strategic Advisor. Steve joins almost two years after Clariti, formerly BasicGov, received growth investment from Explora Partners. An esteemed Govtech and SaaS advisor with close to two decades of leadership experience, Steve will work closely with the leadership team to support continued growth, and to scale Clariti’s work with state and local governments across North America to deliver exceptional citizen experiences.

Clariti, alongside implementation specialist Avocette Technologies, is thrilled to formally announce that the City of Santa Ana, California, has selected the Clariti solution to modernize its permitting, enforcement, and inspections applications. Annually, the city issues an average of 10,000 permits and conducts an average of 30,000 inspections. Using Clariti’s Building Permit Software, the city will transition to a fully digital permitting process for building and right-of-way permits, providing citizens with a way to apply online through a self-service portal. The solution will also provide staff in the Planning and Building Agency and the Public Works Agency, who currently rely on 100% paper-based processes, to serve more than 300,000 residents, with a comprehensive set of digital tools to streamline daily tasks, enhance productivity, and reduce permitting and inspection wait times.