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If the data is stale, the dashboard is lying.

Connection health belongs in plain view. People need to know what is current, what is delayed, and what is not connected yet.

01

Support API, automation, and email-driven intake models

02

Expose connector health and sync status directly in the UI

03

Make rollout decisions visible instead of tribal knowledge

Portal Connections screen from the PermitLens application.
What this surface needs to answer

The page is only useful if it changes the next decision.

When this page works, the team knows what data can be trusted before the dashboard starts misleading people.

api
Miami-Dade GoldKey

Largest coverage footprint and the canonical county data feed.

automation
Tyler Civic Access

Critical for Miami Beach and Homestead permit volume.

automation
EnerGov

Connector retries needed for Coral Gables file attachments.

Integrations

Portal Connections

Municipal permitting systems are fragmented by vendor, workflow, and authentication model.

PermitLens connector model

  • API-based connections where public or partner feeds exist
  • Browser automation where portals require user login flows
  • Email-driven parsing when systems only emit updates through inbox workflows

The product requirement

Teams should see connector coverage and connector health directly in the app.

If there is ambiguity about what data is trustworthy, the dashboard stops being operational and turns back into a guess.

Keep going

One feature page should lead to a product conversation.

If this is the surface your team cares about most, the next step is either a clickthrough demo or a rollout call.

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