Our technology and how it helps

Indigov is a casework and communications platform purpose-built for local government and elected officials.

We put your district at your fingertips and allow your team to manage every element of constituent communications from a single application.

Common-sense tools streamline tedious and duplicative work while powerful automations and insightful data help your office build a reputation for authentic and meaningful engagement.

Who we are and who we serve

Indigov isn't just a technology vendor, but a dedicated partner. Our full-time, US based success and support teams work closely with your staff, making Indigov feel like a true extension of your office.

As the most trusted name in constituent communications, Indigov has been adopted in 45 states and is used to serve over 200 million Americans.

What are your goals for constituent services and communications? We’re here to help you level up!

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How to Promote Citizen Engagement in Local Government

Towns and cities with high civic engagement have a higher quality of life and can solve local issues better and more efficiently than areas with low engagement.

Encouraging citizens to become involved in their local communities shows them that their actions can have a positive impact on their neighborhood and that their voice matters. While no two districts are the same, there are some principles of engagement that should play a role in any civic engagement plan.

What is “local coordination” and how can counties satisfy the FCC Broadband requirements?

County governments are using Constituent Relations Management (CRM) platforms to effectively send the right messages to the right constituents at the right time.

These solutions streamline communication, reach a broad diversity of constituents, and could prove to be an incredible tool for county leaders who want to fulfill the local coordination requirements needed to challenge the FCC’s Broadband coverage maps.

State and Local Government Technology Trends for 2023

State and local governments across the country are adopting digital solutions at an accelerated rate as legacy communications and constituent management tools are becoming increasingly inconvenient, cumbersome, and obsolete.

Websites, social media, email newsletters, and push notifications are all tactics that more and more local elected officials and government entities are using to connect to constituents. Investing in a unified, multichannel constituent experience can build community trust, increase customer satisfaction, and help deliver the right message at the right time.