Bonita Springs uses TRAISR to manage their extensive GIS inventory.   Controlling stormwater is a big challenge in the gulf coast region so having dependable access to their facility information is paramount.

Hatfield needed a way to manage township assets, as well as a permit management system capable of creating, tracking, and distributing township permits to their residents and contractors. 

Lower Merion is a large organization with many moving parts. They were looking to find a customizable GIS software solution to manage many different processes across multiple departments.

Lower Salford was in need of a system that could assist multiple departments under one centralized location.

North Fayette needed a reliable system for maintaining permits and inspections, and they were also interested in the options TRAISR had to offer for stormwater management.

Sewickley Borough uses TRAISR primarily to manage township assets, particularly their extensive tree inventory with condition ratings. TRAISR’s mobile app provides a flexible solution to simplify work flows and grow the borough’s asset inventory.

Upper Dublin has a very busy permitting office and was looking for a work management solution that could keep up with their pace.

Fox Chapel was looking for a system that could house multiple operations throughout the Borough.

Hazleton uses TRAISR primarily to manage their Code Enforcement and Permitting processes.

Lower Moreland is using TRAISR for permit and inspection management.

The MBTA used TRAISR to audit selected bus stops across their system, with a focus on ADA and MBTA accessibility requirements.

Northampton needed an “all-in-one” tool for the whole township, improving communication between departments and with external vendors and service providers.

Solebury Township started using Traisr simply as a way to give their staff access to their GIS data for asset management, and then their needs shifted.

Upper Merion wanted centralized management of data across departments, standardization of processes, and a common interface for everyone to work with together.

Hamilton Township uses TRAISR to track Public Works activities and manage Water Pollution Control (WPC).

London Grove Township uses TRAISR to satisfy the needs for multiple departments including finance, fire and public works.

Lower Providence was looking to find a customizable GIS software solution that would allow them to manage multiple processes in the office and in the field across multiple departments.

During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Middletown Township was looking for ways to continue to serve their residents in new ways.

Robbinsville has a large inventory of GIS data, but it was only being used by certain people with specialized technology. Sharing that data across departments and keeping it updated presented a challenge for them.

Springfield Township was interested in bringing a number of their operations into a digital space to allow them to make processes more efficient and to share data across departments.