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Request a demoArtificial intelligence applied to local government is no longer limited to chatbots or experimental projects. Today, it can be used to answer queries, guide citizens, automate repetitive tasks, manage appointments or incidents, and facilitate access to municipal services.
True value emerges when AI is connected to official information and the systems the municipality already uses. In this way, it ceases to be merely a tool that answers questions and becomes a layer of care and automation capable of accompanying the citizen throughout the entire process.
Resolve inquiries and provide guidance to citizens outside the usual hours of the city hall.
Voice agents capable of maintaining natural conversations and understanding what each citizen needs.
Inform, check availability and make reservations when there is integration with the municipal system.
Collecting the necessary information and registering notices related to public roads and municipal services.
Explain the requirements, documentation, deadlines, and steps necessary to carry out municipal management.
Forward the call to the appropriate department when human intervention is necessary.
Provide guidance on tax schedules, management agencies, receipts, fees, and tax information.
Inform about registration, certificates, required documentation, and associated procedures.
Respond according to street, area, municipal calendar, type of waste and service conditions.
Inform about activities, events, facilities, schedules, and services available in the municipality.
Serve in different languages and adapt to the linguistic needs of each municipality.
Facilitate the location of information and help citizen service teams resolve queries.
Municipalities receive repeated inquiries daily about schedules, phone numbers, procedures, taxes, appointments, municipal services, or incidents. Many of them can be resolved automatically if the system has up-to-date information and knows when to refer the case to a person.
AI allows for expanded capacity without necessarily requiring an increase in the number of operators. It also facilitates offering service outside of normal hours, absorbing peak demand, and reducing missed calls and wait times.
The telephone remains one of the most universal channels for interacting with the Public Administration. That is why voice agents with artificial intelligence are acquiring special relevance.
Unlike a traditional IVR system, where the citizen must press options or navigate menus, a voice agent allows them to explain directly what they need using natural language.
“I want to make an appointment for registration.”
“When do they pick up the furniture from my street?”
“I need to talk to the Department of Urban Development.”
“I want to report a broken light.”
The system interprets the intention, consults the corresponding information and responds, performs management or executes the next step defined by the municipality.
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Answer questions about schedules, phone numbers, services, requirements, or documentation.
Help identify what procedure the citizen needs or which department should handle it.
Request the information necessary to initiate an appointment, incident or request.
Integrate with municipal systems to register appointments, incidents, or other authorized operations.
Citizens can obtain an answer at any time, even outside of the usual hours, on weekends or during periods of high demand.
Automated attention allows for the absorption of peak demand, the reduction of phone queues, and the reduction of the volume of missed calls.
Technology becomes a practical tool for improving accessibility and facilitating access to municipal services.
Artificial intelligence can be used in different channels of care. Each one responds to different needs.
Universality, accessibility and natural conversation.
Quick response during web browsing.
Closeness and continuity of the conversation.
Classification and automation of communications.
Support for municipal staff to locate information.
The phone remains especially relevant for older people, citizens with less digital competence, or situations where explaining a need by speaking is easier than navigating a website or an electronic portal.
An artificial intelligence solution should not force the municipality to replace its entire technological infrastructure. The most efficient approach is usually to integrate the new intelligence layer with existing systems.
Using an advanced model does not in itself guarantee good citizen engagement. The quality of the response depends largely on the sources used, their updating, municipal rules, and the context of each query.
An apparently simple question like “when do they pick up the furniture?” can depend on the street, the area, the day of the week, the type of waste, or certain municipal exceptions.
How to prepare the information of a municipality for the implementation of AI →
The artificial intelligence systems used in public administration must incorporate controls superior to those of a general-purpose assistant. A plausible but incorrect response can generate significant problems for the citizen.
The implementation of artificial intelligence in a public administration must also be analyzed from the perspective of security, data protection, traceability, and governance.
The city council should know where the data is stored, which providers are involved, what information is stored, who can access it, and what mechanisms exist to monitor the functioning of the solution.
Identifying the main reasons for contact allows us to prioritize the processes where automation can have the greatest impact.
It is advisable to start with frequent, repetitive, and sufficiently structured processes.
Organize the sources, rules, exceptions, and necessary data so that AI can respond reliably.
Connect appointments, incidents, telephony, or other services when the use case requires performing operations.
Real conversations allow us to discover new cases, correct errors, and continuously evolve the service.
The choice of provider should be based on much more than the artificial intelligence model used. In public administration, experience, integration, security, and long-term operational capabilities are especially important.
The digitalization of the Administration should not leave behind those who use digital channels the least.
Voice allows access to artificial intelligence through one of the most universal channels: a phone call. This allows for the combination of automation with accessibility and keeping the phone as a simple gateway to municipal services.
CivitPhone is an artificial intelligence conversational platform specialized in citizen service for municipalities and public administrations.
The platform allows for answering calls, resolving queries, performing administrative tasks, integrating with municipal systems, and transferring to the appropriate personnel when human intervention is necessary.
The goal is not to replace public employees, but to automate repetitive tasks and make it easier for municipal staff to focus on cases where they can truly add value.
It is the application of artificial intelligence technologies to processes and services of the Local Administration to improve citizen service, automate tasks, analyze information, and facilitate access to public services.
Among other things, information inquiries, guidance on procedures, pre-appointment, incidents, call transfers, tax information, furniture collection, and municipal agenda.
Yes. Voice agents with AI can answer calls using natural language, interpret the citizen's intent, and respond, perform operations, or transfer the call when necessary.
Not necessarily. CivitPhone can be integrated with the existing telephony infrastructure and add artificial intelligence capabilities without requiring the replacement of the city hall switchboard.
Yes, when there is integration with the corresponding system, you can check availability, collect data, and make reservations following the rules defined by the municipality.
Yes. The agent can request the necessary data, classify the alert and send it to the corresponding municipal system when the integration allows it.
The implementation must include data protection measures, security, access control, traceability, hosting, information retention and compliance with applicable regulations.
An IVR forces the citizen to navigate through predefined menus. An AI-powered voice agent allows them to directly explain what they need and maintain a natural conversation.