Community development software provider will connect with building code enforcement and other specialists to highlight the benefits of digital software solutions for municipalities in Florida.
ST. LOUIS, June 3, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Leading government software provider Mitchell Humphrey & Co. (MH&Co.) is exhibiting at the Building Officials Association of Florida (BOAF) Annual Conference & Expo. The event will be held from June 9-12, 2024 at the Rosen Centre in Orlando, FL.
Conference attendees can see live demonstrations of the software's capabilities and find out more about its implementation in their communities. The MH&Co. team will also share a look inside of the FTG mobile app for iOS and Android, allowing attendees to see first-hand how combining the software and the app changes the workflow of permitting and inspection teams.
The FTG mobile app is an ideal tool for inspections, including regular property maintenance, construction, and zoning. Designed to work on any iOS or Android device, the FTG app allows inspectors to access information on their cases and record the results of their inspections in real-time.
Steele continued, "Countless municipality employees spend the majority of their time away from the office. Our app makes it possible for inspectors and others to remain connected to their office-based colleagues and share information safely and conveniently. By recording the results of inspections on location, inspectors lower the risk of details possibly being lost. As a result, the entire permitting and inspection process is streamlined for inspectors, contractors, building, and landowners."
Creating connections between municipal officers, their residents, and local businesses is the greatest strength of the cloud-based FTG platform. The software's online services portal makes detailed information and planning applications accessible outside of regular office hours.
Both office- and field-based employees benefit from real-time updates to pending applications or routine inspections. By connecting the FTG platform and the app, municipalities avoid delays and increase their teams' productivity simply by working smarter.
Steele further explained, "Exhibiting at the BOAF event allows us to bring FTG and the app to life in front of an important group of stakeholders. Seeing both products in action during the Conference and Expo allows potential clients to see how easy it is to use. In addition, we're looking forward to meeting Florida-based industry leaders in person and learning more about their needs and pain points. As much as we rely on and believe in the power of technology, face-to-face meetings remain a key part of our business philosophy and our approach to long-term customer service."
The BOAF Conference and Expo is held annually. This unique event brings together Florida's building code enforcement community with key suppliers and industry leaders, creating critical connections to drive the growth and development of the entire industry.
About FastTrackGov
FTG is a comprehensive, customizable software that helps municipalities and other organizations manage complex processes in a simple and accessible manner. FTG automates repetitive, time-consuming processes to increase employee productivity both in the field and in the office. The software is designed to be user-friendly and keep personal data safe. It is currently being used by government bodies and other organizations across the country.
About Mitchell Humphrey & Co.
MH&Co. is a leading provider of software solutions and support services for both the public and private sectors. Their broad range of software includes financials, community development, and vehicle-for-hire regulation applications. They provide custom software and services to hundreds of clients across North America which include state and local governments and mid-sized businesses.
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