Solutions · State and local government
The paperwork of a city, read by a model the city runs.
Permits, benefits, records requests, council minutes and the forms behind them. Metrale runs document understanding, form checking and service connectors on hardware the county or the city owns, where the residents' data is already governed, at a cost that fits a public budget.
Where it fits
Why it fits
- Resident data that state law keeps inside the jurisdiction
- Records and permit systems decades old, with no API to speak of
- Budgets that cannot absorb metered token pricing
- Clerks and case workers, not machine learning teams
Workloads that move first
- Reading, filing and searching records and applications
- Checking submitted forms for completeness and drafting the reply
- Connectors from the model to the case, permit and payment systems already in use
How it deploys
On premises in the county datacenter, or in a state cloud tenancy. One box under a desk for a small office, the same platform for a state agency.
The proof we bring
A public body has to show its work. Every answer carries the record it came from, and the ledger shows what each department's use cost.
Next step
See it against your own workload.
A side by side ladder on your hardware in week one. Your models, your criteria, your receipt.