Local Government Software | OpenGov

OpenGov was founded in 2012 by Zack Buchman, Joe Lonsdale, and technology experts from Stanford University, who studied government budgets after major recessions. They observed that dedicated civil servants are struggling with outdated technology that hinders them from obtaining timely expenditure information and communicating their priorities to residents and elected officials. They believed there was a better way, so they developed modern cloud software specifically designed for the government.

Nowadays, OpenGov is a leading provider of government software, offering cloud based solutions including budgeting and planning, licensing and authorization, procurement, Cartegraph asset management, finance, as well as taxation and revenue. More than 1900 public institutions across the country form a constantly evolving network, utilizing OpenGov to operate more efficiently, adapt to changes, and enhance public trust.