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Comprehensive Suite of Software

  • AI Powered Phone
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  • AI Search & Chat

Residents Access Municipal Services Independently

Enable busy residents to access services at their convenience. Create 24/7 access to services and information without residents having to call or make a trip to city hall. We help you get the easy things right so you can focus on the big issues.

Breaking Down Department Silos

No more searching through email chains. Collaboration across departments is made easy as cases automatically pass to the next person to complete. All attachments, approvals, and notes in a case are stored in a centralized database for staff to access.

Security & Compliance

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Organizational Security

To minimize risks of organizational access and exposure, we adhere to least privilege principles. We limit access to servers to our CTO/CSO via AWS private keys. Both production and development database access is restricted and monitored.
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End-to-End Encryption

All data in transit is strongly encrypted. All requests are sent securely using TLS protocols, AES256 encryption, and SHA2 signatures. Passwords are salted and hashed. Access tokens are 256-bit and hashed when stored in the database.
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Secure Data Infrastructure

Polimorphic's cloud infrastructure is an ISO 27000/SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliant data center. Our data infrastructure is also NIST, FIPS, FISMA, and HIPAA compliant. Our servers and data stores are hosted in U.S. data centers to ensure FOIA compliance.
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"Polimorphic really allowed me to expand my duties to more city management and less when it comes to organizing and managing files."
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Joe Samaniego
City Manager Tangent, OR
"It has gotten a lot easier to ensure consistency and make sure that people are following the process daily. The platform is instrumental in helping us document equipment checks and pass along vital call information."
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Jeremy Gregg
911 Director Polk County, NC
"[Polimorphic] has become a filing system now as well. My staff is still uploading everything, even if somebody comes in person."
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"Using Polimorphic, we are able to mirror the state's audit process by uploading documents at each step of the audit for each district. This allows subsequent reviewers to quickly verify the documents are present, rather than digging through files, expediting the review process."
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Seth Derner
QA Specialist
"We could not be more pleased with their customer service and their expertise in helping us with process improvement."
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Justin Amos
Chief of Staff Gaston County, NC
"If generative AI can help a resident find their answer and present it in a plain-language, usable format, we’re helping to ensure that everyone’s time is respected and used well."
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Doug Matthews
Assistant City Manager City of Grand Rapids, MI
"Polimorphic has provided us a better way to get feedback from our citizens. The customizable solution gives us the opportunity to interact with citizens in a more efficient and effective way across our entire organization."
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Marche Pittman, MSMIIT
County Manager, Polk County Local Government

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Gaston County NC
Passaic
Racine
Monmouth county
Craven County
Tangent, OR
Village of East Troy
Lowell NC
Irmo NC
Prospect Park NJ
Dobbs Ferry
Polk
Bayside
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Grand Rapids
Cape Carteret
Wiggins
West LAke Hills
Wakefield
Danbury
Stanley
Rowan County
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Glencoe
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Governments Become More "Natural" With Search Tools

As natural language search gains traction in the public space, an associated technology is also finding more interest: the use of chatbots, including ones that offer responses in multiple languages. It’s not just what you say but how you say it that could become a guiding idea as state and local governments boost digital communications and services, often via artificial intelligence. Local governments such as Grand Rapids, Mich., and the borough of Prospect Park, N.J., are testing an increasingly popular form of search designed to connect residents and officials with ever more precise civic information. The idea, common in e-commerce, revolves around using natural language to unearth data often buried in legislation, meeting minutes, the deeper layers of municipal websites, or other digital hiding places. Natural language search, or NLS, means that people can go to a website and type in — or speak — a query that reflects how that person would ask that question in personal conversation. NLS, which takes into account the context of search terms, seeks to better understand the detailed intentions of users than the older methods of Boolean searches that rely on relatively static keywords. Here are examples of how NLS could work in local government. It comes from California-based Polimorphic, a three-year-old government technology provider that has put up its new AI-powered NLS search tool for testing in those two locations: “I’m opening a café to serve coffee by day and wine by night. What permits do I need?”‍ ‍“How do I make a public records request?”‍ ‍“I just moved to Grand Rapids. What do I need to do?” ‍The new tool goes “beyond just finding matches” to produce answers to such inquiries, Parth Shah, the company’s CEO, told Government Technology. The tool learns from the government’s website, using only sources from the site, puts it all together and provides answers, he said. He likened the process to transforming a digital maze into “something understandable.” That, in turn, can reduce 311 calls or angry complaints to city hall customer service workers — an attractive proposition for officials. “With better search results, residents need to make fewer calls to Borough Hall, freeing up our staff to dedicate time to resident issues that do require person-to-person interaction,” said Mayor Mohamed Khairullah of the borough of Prospect Park in a statement. “Meanwhile, residents' ability to quickly find essential information, regardless of language barriers, democratizes access to crucial information across our diverse community.” Officials, meanwhile, can use the natural language search and the tool’s AI to generate reports on a variety of issues, Shah said. Shah, who has a background in machine learning from MIT, said his grandfather’s experience as a utility director in India sparked his ongoing interest in workforce and customer service in government. Shah’s company has raised more than $3.7 million, according to Crunchbase, and was part of CivStart’s 2022 gov tech accelerator program, which just absorbed a fresh cohort. Natural language tools are gaining ground in government. One recent example comes from Illinois, where the state’s Department of Children and Family Services has started using natural language processing software from Augintel. The technology is meant to help agency employees gain a firmer grasp of data and narratives about cases. One analysis of the possible future of natural language tools in government foresees those tools encouraging more "one-stop shopping" in the public sector — that is, having a single portal through which residents can conduct such government business as tax payments and permit applications without having to navigate to or bookmark multiple pages. ‍
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