Permits to the open-data portal
Each night, changed OpenGov permits are upserted into a Socrata dataset residents and reporters can query.
OpenGov Permitting & Licensing is a cloud system cities use for building permits, business licenses, code enforcement and other applications. Records move through approval steps handled by staff in different departments.
SentraBridge reads changed records, record types, approval steps and users, creates records and updates approval steps. Paths come from third-party copies of OpenGov's specs, since its docs sit behind a developer login, so they are checked with the city's OpenGov contact before going live.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Records | list, read one | create, update | yes | ID, Record number, Status, Record type, Address, Updated… |
| Record types | list | — | — | ID, Name, Category |
| Approval steps on a record | list | update | — | ID, Step, Status, Completed |
| Users | list | — | — | ID, Email, First name, Last name |
Each night, changed OpenGov permits are upserted into a Socrata dataset residents and reporters can query.
Issued permits are added to an ArcGIS layer for planning and the public permit map.
When a fire department system finishes a plan review, the matching OpenGov approval step is marked complete.
Records with fees are upserted into SQL Server for monthly revenue reports.
Systems cities commonly connect with OpenGov, each with its own connector page.
Yes. OpenGov offers an API for Permitting & Licensing to customers, with docs behind its developer login. SentraBridge signs in with OAuth client credentials.
Read records changed since the last run, map the fields you want public, and upsert them by row ID into a Socrata dataset each night.
They come from third-party copies of OpenGov's specs. We check them against developer.opengov.com with your account before going live.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.