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For municipal administrators, ward offices and civic-service teams

A complaint crosses desks. The follow-up should travel with it.

A water-supply petition may arrive at a ward office, be forwarded to another department and return as a status query. A shared case record helps staff see the original request, the notes and what still needs attention.

Water supply and drainage

Organise petitions about irregular supply, leakage and drainage by the issue categories your office defines.

Roads and streetlights

Keep the complaint, location details and staff recommendation together for departmental follow-up.

Sanitation and public spaces

Track waste-collection and cleanliness complaints with a case number and category-based due date.

Citizen correspondence

Prepare a reply from the petition and the officer’s recommendation, with a person approving the final wording.

A workflow to explore

Walk through a water-supply complaint

Illustrative workflow for a department demo, not a customer deployment result.

  1. Capture the request

    Upload a scanned petition or receive a WhatsApp message. Review the extracted applicant, subject and location against the original.

  2. Register and review

    Create the case record under your office’s issue category. An operator checks uncertain fields before relying on them.

  3. Record the next action

    The officer adds notes and recommends the departmental follow-up. Agree ward and department routing requirements during scoping.

  4. Track the deadline

    Review cases due tomorrow and overdue items. Use the pending-case digest to prepare the office’s follow-up.

  5. Review the reply

    AI prepares a letter from the file and recommendation. Staff approve or reject it; the office records the response and actual resolution.

See the workflow with your office’s requirements.

Use a redacted sample petition for the demonstration. Your team can inspect the extracted fields, case tracking and reply review before deciding the next step.

Request a municipal workflow demo

Or call +91 95525 86428

Plan the fit

Your office’s process comes first

Show us how complaints move between your ward office and departments. We will confirm category setup, responsibilities and deadline rules. GIS maps, field-worker apps, work-order integration and configurable escalation chains need separate scoping.

The current demo covers scan and API intake, WhatsApp, extraction review, deadlines, alerts, public tracking and reviewed reply drafts. Discuss hosting, model data flow, staff access and existing-system integration with our team. This page is for software enquiries; submit live grievances through your office’s official channels.

Before your demo

Questions from office teams

Can we start with scanned municipal complaints?

Yes. The demonstration covers scanned Marathi and English petitions, extraction review, case tracking and deadline alerts. Bring a redacted sample that represents the documents your office receives.

Can each ward or department have its own workflow?

Office-specific categories, deadlines and access roles can be demonstrated. We will review your ward structure and interdepartmental handoffs before confirming the deployment configuration.

Does the system automatically resolve a civic complaint?

No. It supports intake, follow-up and reply drafting. Municipal staff decide the action and verify whether the issue has been resolved. A reply or forwarding letter is not evidence that field work is complete.

Can it connect to our existing municipal portal?

API intake is available. Share the portal and the workflow you want to connect; access permissions, available APIs and integration work must be verified before a connection is promised.

Show us how your municipal office handles complaints.

Tell us your city, departments, languages and approximate monthly complaint volume. We will arrange a walkthrough around the workflow you want to improve.

Request a municipal workflow demo

Or call +91 95525 86428

Book a demo

See it running on your process