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SOMERSET, NJ - January 17, 2022 - Spatial Data Logic welcomes Chester Borough as our newest software and website client! The borough joins 25 other Morris County clients and over 230 municipalities state-wide who have implemented Spatial Data Logic’s solutions to modernize processes within its building.

With the SDL Enterprise License, Chester Borough is getting an all-inclusive and interconnected solution that will help their departments operate more efficiently. SDL’s Building, Land Use, Clerk and Pet Licensing modules will help each respective department streamline its daily processes such as permitting, licensing, inspections, OPRA requests and complaints. Staff members will also be able to access their work remotely, thanks to SDL Hosting. 

Chester Borough will also be utilizing Spatial Data Logic’s citizen platforms to provide a better municipal experience for their 1600+ residents. With these platforms, the borough will be able to disseminate information to the public and offer convenient online services such as permit applications and inspection requests.

Another way Chester Borough intends to enhance its public-facing services is through a fresh, new website. Spatial Data Logic will be doing a complete overhaul of their website and visitors can look forward to a more streamlined way to access information and services in the near future.

“Over the past year we’ve seen an exciting shift in municipalities wanting to adopt technology to improve efficiency and move services online,” said Jack Flood, VP of Operations at Spatial Data Logic. “We are thrilled to be working with Chester Borough and look forward to streamlining processes for their departments, elected officials, and community members.”

SOMERSET, NJ - For the second year in a row, Spatial Data Logic (SDL) has been honored as a GovTech 100 company. Each year Government Technology Magazine recognizes 100 companies that make a difference in state and local government.

Headquartered in Somerset, NJ, Spatial Data Logic has spent the past 25 years building reliable software solutions that over 235 municipalities have used to streamline their department processes and move services online. The company’s services include department-specific software solutions, citizen portals, mobile apps, municipal websites, hosting services, and other innovative tools. 

“2021 reinforced the need for modern and accessible governments. As a company, we have remained committed to helping local governments move services online and adapt to a new way of doing business,” said Jack Flood, Vice President of Spatial Data Logic. “We are honored to be recognized for our efforts.”

Throughout the pandemic, Spatial Data Logic has helped local governments embrace technology to connect their departments and streamline processes such as permits, inspections, plan reviews, FOIA requests, property registries, complaints, pet licenses, and mercantile applications. SDL offers an interconnected solution that promotes visibility and collaboration between departments, while also facilitating real-time information exchanges with users who are out in the field. Furthermore, municipalities can use SDL’s citizen platforms to extend their reach to the public, providing a convenient way for the public to submit forms, access property and permit information and check the status of their requests online.

The pandemic also opened the door for governments to explore innovative technologies that enable municipal staff to work safely and efficiently while better serving their constituents. As a company, Spatial Data Logic has seen heightened interest in its electronic permitting and plan review tools, remote inspection solution, and custom digital form builder that provides an easy way for departments to move their paper-based services online.

“It’s an honor to help municipalities as they look to modernize and implement digital processes,” said Jack Flood. “Spatial Data Logic takes great pride in building solutions that serve the communities that we are a part of, and we want to thank our staff, clients, and Government Technology Magazine for this recognition.” 

To learn more about Spatial Data Logic’s municipal management software, visit www.spatialdatalogic.com. To see the full list of 2022 GovTech 100 honorees, visit https://www.govtech.com/100/2022.

SOMERSET, NJ – December 15, 2021 – Spatial Data Logic welcomes the Borough of Merchantville as our newest client. Located in Camden County, the borough joins over 230 New Jersey municipalities that have utilized SDL’s software to modernize processes within their municipal building. 

With the SDL Enterprise License, Merchantville is getting an all-inclusive solution and can take advantage of all our department modules, platforms, and workflows. In addition to our desktop and cloud-based software, the borough can also choose to implement SDL Mobile which will provide employees with easy access to property information and the ability to complete inspections/services requests, manage complaints, and document work while out in the field. Merchantville can also enable any of SDL’s citizen platforms to provide convenient online access to information and services. 

In addition to the software, the Borough of Merchantville has also opted for SDL Hosting which will provide convenient access to the desktop from any browser. In addition to facilitating remote work, SDL Hosting helps address cybersecurity concerns and eliminates the need to have and maintain a local server. 

 We are excited to help Merchantville get started with its new software!

Spatial Data Logic is excited to welcome our newest client, the Borough of Rutherford. When looking to modernize, the borough selected SDL’s municipal management software to help them streamline processes for their Construction, Land Use and Code Enforcement departments.

As part of their SDL Enterprise License, Rutherford will receive access to all of SDL’s department modules, platforms and workflows. Additionally, the borough has opted for SDL Hosting, which eliminates the need to have and maintain an in-house server and will facilitate remote work. 

SDL’s interconnected solution also allows Rutherford’s Construction, Land Use and Code Enforcement departments to collaborate on development projects and share information. And when working in the field, Rutherford’s staff will have access to SDL Mobile which will assist them in accessing property information, managing daily inspections, documenting worksites, referencing statutes, issuing violations and updating inspection results. Better yet, any information captured in SDL Mobile will automatically sync back to their office staff. 

In the future, the borough can utilize SDL’s citizen platforms to provide access to department information and services for their residents, businesses and professionals. By enabling the SDL Portal and SDL Citizen app, the public will be able to search for property/permit information, request inspections, apply for permits, upload plans and report concerns online.

Rutherford joins 28 other Bergen County municipalities that utilize SDL’s municipal management software and we look forward to having them on board!