Sekyoor · Permitting & licensing
From lot line
to occupancy
One system for the whole life of a permit — intake, department review, inspection, and the certificate at the end. Built around the parcel, so nothing about a property has to be reassembled from four systems and a filing cabinet.
In review
Every desk
sees the same file
An application lands once and routes to every department that has to touch it — at the same time, not in sequence. Reviewers mark up a single plan set, conditions attach to the permit as they are written, and the applicant can see where it sits without calling the counter.
- 01BuildingStructural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical
- 02FireAccess, suppression, occupancy load
- 03PlanningZoning, setbacks, use and variance
- 04HealthSeptic, wells, food service
A permit is only as fast as its slowest desk. Sekyoor shows you which desk that is, this week, by reviewer.
Inspection
What gets approved
gets built
Inspections are scheduled from the same queue the review came out of. The inspector arrives with the approved set and the open conditions on their phone, works through a crawlspace with no signal, and syncs when they come back up.
Detail D-01
Applications that reject themselves
Required documents, fee triggers and zoning checks run at submission, so the counter stops returning packets for missing pages.
Detail D-02
Parallel review, one plan set
Every department marks up the same drawing. No emailed PDFs, no reconciling four versions of the same redline.
Detail D-03
Inspections that survive a basement
Inspectors work from a phone with no signal and sync when they surface. Results land on the permit, not in a notebook.
Detail D-04
Fees that reconcile
Schedules, waivers and refunds are computed on the record and export to your finance system without a spreadsheet in between.
The software
What your staff
actually see
Three screens carry most of the day: the queue a reviewer opens in the morning, the record a permit lives on, and the form an inspector fills out in the field.
Issued
The certificate is
a byproduct
By the time a permit is ready to issue, every approval, condition and fee is already on the record. Issuance is not a separate act of data entry — it is the record agreeing with itself.
Why the record holds
Nothing is overwritten
Every change is stored as an event. The permit as it stood on any date is reconstructable, which is the question that actually gets asked in a hearing.
The parcel outlives the permit
Permits, violations, licenses and inspections all hang off the same property record, so history follows the land through every owner.
Exports are not an integration project
State reporting, finance exports and public transparency feeds read from the record directly.
Who it’s for
Departments that answer to the public counter
- Building departments
- Residential and commercial construction permits, from a shed to a subdivision.
- Code enforcement
- Complaints, violations, hearings and abatement tracked against the same parcel.
- Licensing boards
- Professional and business licensing with renewals, CE tracking and lapse notices.
- State agencies
- Program-wide registration and inspection regimes that span every county.
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Bring us your worst backlog
We would rather walk through your actual permit types, your actual routing and your actual fee schedule than run a generic tour. Send us the queue that hurts.
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