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Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov)

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AI-enabled government permitting suite, covering fire inspections within a broader system

Fire Inspection Software
  • Deployment Cloud Based, On Premises
  • Starting price Custom
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Enterprises

What is Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov)?

Tyler's Enterprise Permitting & Licensing software, powered by EnerGov, optimises and connects planning, permitting, inspections, code enforcement and compliance for government agencies broadly, with fire safety inspections as one of the departments it serves rather than the primary focus. Anyone searching for Tyler's fire inspection capability specifically should evaluate this product knowing it is government-permitting software first.

AI is built into workflows to make processes more streamlined and transparent for both community members and government officials, with GIS capabilities throughout, mobile applications for inspections and enforcement, and AI-powered electronic plan review and online submittals. Tyler states it is trusted by more than 700 agencies across the US and Canada. For a fire marshal's office operating as one department within a broader municipal permitting system, Tyler's integration across planning, permitting and code enforcement is the advantage over a fire-only inspection tool.

Key Features of Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov)

  • Manage permitting, planning and inspections together
  • Support fire safety inspections as one department
  • Enforce code with mobile applications
  • Review plans with AI assistance
  • Accept online submittals from the public
  • Provide 24/7 online access for the community
  • Map processes with GIS capabilities
  • Automate configurable government workflows
  • Break down departmental silos
  • Serve 700+ agencies across US and Canada

Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov) Pricing

Custom

Custom

Quoted per government agency

Free Trial

Tyler does not publish pricing. Quotes are scoped against agency size and departmental modules licensed.

Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov) Specifications

Software Tagline :
AI-enabled government permitting suite, covering fire inspections within a broader system
Deployment :
  • cloud based
  • on premises
Subscription Plan :
monthly
Desktop Platforms :
  • web app
Mobile Platforms :
  • ios
  • android
Language Support :
en
Target Audience :
  • enterprises
Available Support :
  • email
  • phone
  • training
  • tickets
Integrations :
GIS systems, government reporting platforms, online submittal portals
Product Url :
https://www.tylertech.com/products/enterprise-permitting-licensing
API Available :
Yes
Free Trial Available :
No
Run On Mobile Browser :
Yes
Free Plan Available :
No
Customization Available :
Yes

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Tyler Enterprise Permitting & Licensing (EnerGov) FAQs

Tyler's AI-enabled government software for planning, permitting, inspections and code enforcement, powered by EnerGov, with fire safety inspections as one served department.

No, it is government permitting and licensing software broadly; fire inspection sits within it as one departmental use case rather than the core focus.

The company states it is trusted by more than 700 agencies across the US and Canada.

Yes, mobile applications for inspections and enforcement are named directly.

A fire marshal's office operating within a broader municipal permitting system, where integration across planning, permitting and code enforcement matters more than a standalone fire tool.