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Permits & Licensing

One tracked pipeline from application to issuance — intake, review stages, fees, and the permit (or the denial) at the end.

Resident-facingOperations tierBilingual EN / ES

A resident or contractor applies online; staff move the application through review, collect the fees, and issue the permit — every step visible, every status pushed back to the applicant in their own language.

What you can do

Intake

Take applications

Residents apply from the portal, or staff enter a counter/phone application. Each one lands in the worklist with its type, applicant, and location.

Workflow

Move through review

Walk each application through its review stages, assign reviewers, and record decisions — so nothing stalls without a reason.

Finance

Assess & track fees

Attach fees to a permit type, see total revenue, and hand payment off to the Payments module for a bilingual receipt.

Outcome

Issue or deny

Issue the permit or record a denial with a reason; the applicant is notified at the change.

Visibility

Search & status

Filter by status (open, issued, denied), search by applicant or address, and see counts at a glance.

Residents

Keep applicants informed

Status changes notify the applicant automatically — in the language they applied in.

A typical workflow

  1. Application arrives — from the resident portal (with any required details/attachments) or entered by staff.
  2. Review begins — it appears in the worklist; staff assign it and advance it through the review stages.
  3. Fees are assessed — the applicable fee is attached; payment is recorded (check today; card is a future add-on).
  4. Decision is recorded — the permit is issued, or denied with a reason.
  5. Applicant is notified — at each status change, bilingually, and revenue rolls up on the dashboard.

A closer look

tsc.civq.us/dashboard/permits
Permits & licensing — applications, review stages, fees, and issuance in one pipeline.
Permits & licensing — the worklist with open applications, issued/denied counts, and total revenue.
Where it lives
Staff: /dashboard/permits. Residents apply from the tenant's resident portal; the application flows straight into this worklist.

Works with

Payments for fees & receipts · Records for public-information requests · Communications for applicant notices · Documents for attached plans & certificates.

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