Vendor demonstrates TRIO code-enforcement module; board asks for pilot and workflow plan
A software representative demonstrated TRIO's code-enforcement module that ties permits to real-estate accounts, supports custom forms and attachments, and could reduce staff data entry. The board requested a play/demo environment, integration checks with existing systems and a workflow recommendation before purchasing.
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A vendor representative, Chad Kums, demonstrated a web-based TRIO code-enforcement module the board is considering to replace manual permit tracking. Chad showed how the module can create enforcement accounts from the town's real-estate records, attach scanned documents and photos to permits, and populate form letters and notifications. "You can actually create the accounts right from the beginning," Chad said during the demonstration.
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