Increase Parent Involvement through  community

Micro services school website solutions make it easy to manage the classroom, team, and activity web pages that contain the daily, mission-critical information parents need to guide their children, enrich their education and become effective school partners in raising student achievement.

A total view of school life

From the classroom to the sports field to the cafeteria to the library, Micro services school web site solutions provide a simple, single point of access to all of the key information students and parents need: homework, grades, attendance, progress reports, activity schedules, athletic scores, lunch menus, school news, resources, and more.

A website portal platform that grows with your needs

Micro services can extend the impact of your school web presence with online discussions, , digital storage solutions, and online solutions for information collection, registration, permission slips and more  – all of which can be deployed individually or as part of a comprehensive Learning Content Management System (CMS). In addition, we can also provide a cost-effective web design solution.

The answer to this question in one city was over 25% of the households were schedule C filers.

82% of them  did not have a Business license. Each one of the newly compliant represented a minimum of $200.00 income to the city treasury.

Micro Services can help you turn the answer to  those questions into revenue.

Honestly it depends on several factors.
The Software has a cost yet this is really only part of what it takes to really make the system work.
The crucial factors relate to data and the data available for your jurisdiction.
To create a really good base of data use able in Muni Vision takes time and effort.
Often much of this data is available from your GIS system if you have one.
In Piedmont we had no GIS when Bliss was first installed so Micro Services created a module which manages the City address base.

"AB 63, sponsored by the City of Los Angeles, would allow until December 31, 2008 the release of tax information by the Franchise Tax Board to local city tax officials. The information provided by the Board would include the taxpayer’s name, address, social security or taxpayer identification number, and business activity code. Tax information provided by the Board, could be used only by an employee of the taxing authority. The Board would recover the costs for providing this data from cities electing to use such data. "
If this data can only be accessed by agency employees then having the correct tools to achieve success is imperaitive.
Micro Services MuniVision tools are perfectly positioned to make a daunting task quite simple.