Software customized to your business and OpenGov Permitting & Licensing.
Describe the app you need. Our AI engineers build it around 100% of your workflow, connect it to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing and keep it running. Typically ready to test in 1–2 weeks.
No developers needed. Free test version before you commit.
Yes, you can get custom software that connects with OpenGov Permitting & Licensing.
Yes. Mercovano builds custom business software that connects directly to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing through OpenGov's REST API. Our AI engineers design it around how your team works, and it reads and writes OpenGov Permitting & Licensing data such as students, schools, staff.
Apps you can build on OpenGov Permitting & Licensing.
Each one is its own app, built around your rules and connected to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing, so nothing is typed twice.
How it connects to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing.
- Vendor
- OpenGov
- Category
- Education & public sector
- Connection
- Direct API, no middleman
- API type
- REST
- Access
- Your OpenGov Permitting & Licensing admin turns on API access, and we give them the exact steps.
- Real-time updates
- Confirmed during setup.
- Writing back to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing
- Partial. Key records can be written back; the rest are read.
- File import fallback
- Confirmed during setup.
From a description to a working app.
- 01
Describe the app you need
In your own words: how the work runs today, who approves what, and which systems it touches. Click through a first version and change anything.
- 02
We build it and connect your systems
Our AI engineers build it on your data. Your admin grants access to your systems, with exact steps from us; we do the rest.
- 03
Test, launch and improve
Test it free on your own data before you commit; typical apps are ready to test in 1–2 weeks. When your process changes, the app changes with it.
No developers on your side. Just someone who knows how the work gets done.
100% your workflow
Your steps, approvals and policies, not OpenGov Permitting & Licensing's defaults.
Connected to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing
Approved work lands in OpenGov Permitting & Licensing without anyone re-typing it.
One platform, many apps
Every app shares the same OpenGov Permitting & Licensing connection, sign-in and roles. Add the next one when you need it.
OpenGov Permitting & Licensing and Mercovano, answered.
Can I get custom software that connects with OpenGov Permitting & Licensing?
Yes. Mercovano builds custom business software that connects directly to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing through OpenGov's REST API. Our AI engineers design it around how your team works, and it reads and writes OpenGov Permitting & Licensing data such as students, schools, staff.
What apps can I build on OpenGov Permitting & Licensing?
Teams build enrollment, work orders and dispatch, purchase requests, incident reporting, employee onboarding and policy sign-offs on OpenGov Permitting & Licensing, each with their own approval rules, forms and policies. If you can describe the process, we can build it.
How does the software connect to OpenGov Permitting & Licensing?
Your OpenGov Permitting & Licensing admin turns on API access, and we give them the exact steps. The connection uses OpenGov Permitting & Licensing's REST API.
Do I need a developer or IT team?
No. Our AI engineers build, connect, host and maintain your apps. You describe how the work runs today and test it on your own data.
How long does it take?
Typical projects are built and ready to test within 1–2 weeks of going ahead.
How is it priced?
You pay for the software you need, nothing more: no per-user pricing and no implementation fees.
Other education & public sector systems we build on.
Accela Civic Platform
Aeries SISAlma SIS
Anthology StudentAscender SISAspen SIS
Blackbaud Education Management
Blackboard Learn
Canvas LMSCityworks
CivicPlus
ClassLink Roster ServerD2L BrightspaceeSchoolDataeSchoolPLUSOpenGov Permitting & Licensing is a trademark of OpenGov. Mercovano is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenGov.