I don't need fraud detection. I need to know if this is a new pothole or the same one for the third time.
Is this a new complaint, or the fifth one about the same location?
Does capital spending align with where infrastructure is oldest?
Did the crew actually close the work order?
Are repeated complaints being tracked as one issue or several?
capital and public-works expenditure figures checked against a town's own filed records, year over year.
the platform is built toward reconciling complaint and work-order data too -- today's release covers spending and capital planning first; no complaint data is ingested yet.
Problem: seeing capital and public-works spending trend over time usually means assembling it from separate budget years by hand.
How AgentGov finds it: agents assemble a town's filed capital and public-works expenditures into a single year-over-year view.
Why it matters: a clear spending trend is the starting point for every capital-planning conversation.
Problem: capital plans are easier to defend when they're grounded in where money has actually gone, not just where it's asked to go next.
How AgentGov finds it: agents surface historical capital spending patterns to inform where planning dollars go next.
Why it matters: infrastructure planning grounded in filed spending history is easier to defend at budget time.
filed capital and public-works expenditure records come into the platform, year over year.
agents assemble spending trends and surface patterns relevant to capital planning.
your office gets a spending view linked back to the filings it came from.
Tell us what your office is dealing with, and we'll walk through what's possible today.