The IntelCit platform

From a street signal to a reviewable city action

IntelCit connects capture, analysis, human review, priorities, and reporting in one municipal workflow. Teams can see where a signal came from, what a service returned, and what a person decided next.

One connected operating loop

Five layers carry a condition from the street into a shared, explainable operating record.

CaptureBring in a supported photo, short video, camera snapshot, or GPS-tagged field recording.
VisionA connected service returns a count, condition class, cleanliness grade, or candidate event.
OperationsA person reviews the source and output, then confirms, adjusts, rejects, or assigns the next step.
InsightsComparable records help teams look across places, routes, services, and time without losing context.
ConnectReviewed outcomes can be prepared for maps, reports, exports, and the tools a municipal team already uses.

A traceable evidence record, not a disconnected alert

A reviewable record should preserve the context needed to understand an output and the human decision that followed.

Source

The photo, frame, or field recording that started the review.

Context

Time, location, capture conditions, and the service used where those details are available.

Output

The returned count, class, grade, or candidate event, with confidence only where supported.

Review

The person who confirmed, adjusted, or rejected the result and the reason they recorded.

Action

The operational next step chosen by the team; never an automatic enforcement decision.

Configured around the team, not the other way around

A guided setup starts with the outcome, people, evidence, and handoffs that already shape the work.

  1. Choose the serviceStart with the street or green-space condition the team needs to see consistently.
  2. Define the reviewSet who may see an output, who reviews it, and which decisions remain outside the system.
  3. Shape the workspacePresent the relevant services, language, fields, views, and status meanings for the role.
  4. Plan the handoffIdentify the map, report, export, or operating tool that should receive a reviewed result.

What city teams get from the operating loop

One shared view connects field evidence to priorities, decisions, and reported action.

For daily operations Five visual services bring street and green-space conditions into one reviewable workspace.
For leadership Dashboards, route trends, priorities, and action history make oversight easier to explain and direct.

Five visual services, one platform

Each service reads a different city condition and returns a result that stays connected to its source and human decision.

Trace one service from input to reviewed action

A guided demo follows the service closest to your team from field input to reviewed result and operational action.