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Email reaches the founder directly. Describe the workflow and the agency, and a principal will respond during Eastern business hours.

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Email hello@munivera.com with the workflow and the agency. A principal will respond within one business day.

What to have ready

  • The workflow (intake, AP, permits, records, solicitation, policy lookup)
  • Volume, if you know it — documents, requests, or actions per year
  • The system of record (OpenGov, M365, ERP, shared drives, none of the above)
  • Who owns the decision today

What the intake agent will handle

  • Explain the seven offerings and typical durations
  • Walk through how we deploy in your tenant
  • Point you to the RIAC reference and the assessment method
  • Take your name, agency, role, and a callback for a principal

The agent will not quote a firm price or invent case-study metrics. Those come from a principal, in writing.

Common questions

Asked on most first calls

How fast can we have something working?
A three-week assessment picks the workflow and builds the ROI case. The pilot that follows takes 30 to 60 days, so most agencies see a working system inside a quarter.
Where does our data live?
In your tenant: Azure/M365, AWS, or GCP. Munivera does not host agency data. Identity, logging, and retention stay inside the environment your IT team already runs.
Do we need an AI strategy before reaching out?
No. Bring one workflow that eats staff time. The assessment measures it and recommends one pilot; the strategy falls out of measured results, not the other way around.
What does the first engagement cost?
Rates are proposed, not published. The assessment is sized to fit common municipal small-purchase thresholds, so the first purchase can usually move without a formal solicitation.
Who approves what the AI produces?
A named employee. Every consequential action, from award to correspondence, requires a signature, and validation code checks every output before a person sees it.
Can this survive our IT and legal review?
It is designed for that review: SSO, role-based permissions, audit logging, retention on your records schedule, WCAG 2.1 AA, and an evaluation set built during the pilot.