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Solutions/Industries/Government/Local and state government offices

AI workflows for local and state government offices.

City, county and state offices that deliver public services and run their administration.

Who does this work

  • City manager
  • Department director
  • Clerk

Updated 12 November 2026

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Examples of the workflows identified
  1. Analyse a team's training needsIllustrative
  2. Announce a decided change to the people it affectsIllustrative
  3. Assemble the evidence for a project delivery options appraisalIllustrative
  4. Brief an escalated or transferred case for the next deskIllustrative
  5. Brief an item coming to a meeting for decisionIllustrative

The workflows identified

Marked illustrative: an example of the work, identified, with no workflow template yet.

Analyse a team's training needsA changed public service procedure or recurring handoff error drives a role-based refresher.Illustrative · not built yet
Announce a decided change to the people it affectsOffice hours, location or booking changes for the public, including noticeboard wording.Illustrative · not built yet
Assemble the evidence for a project delivery options appraisalA public infrastructure sponsor compares delivery routes using approved cost studies, the risk register and advisor reports.Illustrative · not built yet
Brief an escalated or transferred case for the next deskTransfers a resident inquiry between teams as a factual record limited to authorized staff.Illustrative · not built yet
Brief an item coming to a meeting for decisionA formal committee brief on an operational issue, with documented options and source attachments for the committee record.Illustrative · not built yet
Chase open and overdue actionsActions come from committee or departmental meeting notes and are reported back before the next meeting.Illustrative · not built yet
Check a new intake is complete and hand it onChecks a resident's application packet and drafts a request for specific missing attachments.Illustrative · not built yet
Check a proposal against earlier decisionsEarlier decisions are formal committee approvals and the questions go to the committee chair.Illustrative · not built yet
Check remaining budget after open commitmentsPublic budgets are appropriated, so open purchase orders count against the budget before they are spent.Illustrative · not built yet
Check the records returned when a supplier or system is retiredReturned agency data remains subject to public records retention, so retention instructions must be settled before the supplier deletes anything.Illustrative · not built yet
Compare supplier quotes on the same basisFormal tender responses are mapped requirement by requirement with submission references, as public procurement rules expect.Illustrative · not built yet
Draft a business continuity planThe activity is an essential public service and the question is what could stop public access.Illustrative · not built yet
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Draft a customer reply from approved answersAnswers a resident's question about an appointment as a checklist of documents, office details and steps from the approved service guide.Illustrative · not built yet
Draft a progress report for a funderA sponsor update on a publicly funded program, pairing deliverables with evidence and reported spending.Illustrative · not built yet
Explain budget-versus-actual variancesCommentary goes to elected or oversight bodies and links each variance to recorded program activity.Illustrative · not built yet
Find the gaps in the help centreQuestions come from residents about public services.Illustrative · not built yet
Map community needs against local resourcesPublic-sector service planning for a community.Illustrative · not built yet
Match a supplier invoice to the order and receiptPublic payment rules require documented approval and evidence before an invoice is paid.Illustrative · not built yet
Plan a campaign's audience, channels and budgetInvites the public to a consultation, with accessible participation routes.Illustrative · not built yet
Plan a new employee's onboardingResident-facing service-desk staff learn public service walkthroughs and shadow counter work.Illustrative · not built yet
Prepare a drill or tabletop exerciseThe rehearsal tests an approved fallback for a public-facing service.Illustrative · not built yet
Prepare shift and roster options for expected demandPublic-counter service windows set by appointment demand.Illustrative · not built yet
Prepare the cross-team program decision briefSeveral government departments owe work toward one shared delivery date.Illustrative · not built yet
Review an incident or operational failureThe failure is a public service interruption, so remaining backlog of public requests is tracked after reopening.Illustrative · not built yet
Review records retention exceptions due for a decisionPublic records schedules and statutory holds govern which agency records may be kept longer.Illustrative · not built yet
Review user access against current rolesRecords-access duties differ by department, and some permissions are tied to statutory access rules.Illustrative · not built yet
Score supplier performance for the reviewReviews a contracted public service with recurring issues against its supplied service targets.Illustrative · not built yet
Synthesize research and feedback into themes for a decisionPublic consultation submissions feeding a department's planning discussion.Illustrative · not built yet

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  • ArticleWhat happens on a fit call, and what you leave withA 30-minute fit call is the first working session in your plan: your teams laid out, their repeated work marked, a named next step. No card needed.Read
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  • ArticleA plan before agents: decide what each team should do with AI firstPlan by team before you buy or build agents: about five workflows for each team, the work between teams, the roles that do it, one owner each and what to build first.Read

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Other kinds of business in this industry

  • Armed forces and military units
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  • Courts and court administration
  • Diplomatic and international bodies
  • Fire, rescue and emergency services
  • Legislative offices
  • Lobbying and public affairs firms
  • Police and sheriff departments
  • Policy organizations
  • Political campaigns and parties
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