Work orders
Sample City, sample data
CivSpot is a 311 reporting system for cities. Residents report a problem in an app, your crews fix it from the Task App, and your office tracks every work order in the admin panel.
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This is the same pothole on each person's screen, from the moment it is reported to the moment it is fixed. All screens show sample data.
1. Resident app
A photo, video or text, a category, and a pin on the map from the phone's GPS.
2. Admin panel
The work order has a deadline from its category.
3. Task App
It shows up in their task list with the photo, the pin and directions to the exact spot.
4. Task App and resident app
The resident gets an update and the work order is closed.
These are the counts from the pilot.
About two thirds of the reports were container requests. On time means the job was finished before the deadline the department set for that category. We have not named the city on this page, and we can go through the numbers with you in a demo.
Where directors, supervisors and office staff run the work.
Sample data, this month
Sample screen drawn for this page. Names and numbers are examples.
What your crews carry in the field.
Residents download CivSpot free: App Store Google Play
Your office posts once in the admin panel. Residents get it on their phone, and answers to common questions are in the app before they pick up the phone.
Each city sets one privacy level. If a public feed is not right for your city, residents can still report to you privately.
City setting, sample screen
When a records request comes in, staff export the work order records from the admin panel.
Sample of the export control. We will show the real export in a demo.
The price is set for each city. After a demo we put together a price based on your departments and how you plan to use CivSpot.
No. Your city chooses a public feed, private reporting or staff only. With private reporting, a resident sees only their own reports.
Yes. Staff set the categories in the admin panel and give each one a deadline. The on-time rate is measured against those deadlines.
Staff export the work order records from the admin panel.
Yes. The resident app works in English and Spanish.
Staff log the call as a work order with the caller's name and number. Callers can follow their report in the app.
Yes. Set a publish date and the post, and its push notice, go out then. Notices are held overnight.
Yes. Volunteers can be given tasks in the Task App alongside city crews.
A public works department in New Jersey. We do not have permission to name it on this page yet.
Tech Teki, based in Newark, New Jersey. Email and phone support during business hours: info@civspot.com or +1 (973) 699-8725.
CivSpot is made by Tech Teki, a company based in Newark, New Jersey.
We will walk your team through all three parts. Email info@civspot.com or call +1 (973) 699-8725 to pick a time.
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