Every decision a city makes lives in its records, but almost none of it is usable. Budgets, resolutions, meeting minutes, grants and vote records sit locked in PDFs no one can search or cross-reference, so the people who run local government, from council members to clerks, can't actually see what their own city did.
Clerkflow turns those records into a living, queryable knowledge base and oversight layer. Ask a plain-English question and get a cited answer, or open the dashboard to see spending reconciled against what council authorized, grants and goals tracked across quarters, and the next quarter's oversight questions generated automatically, flagging overspending, stalled goals, and departments that have stopped reporting. It's being built alongside the City of Harrisburg with real records and real council decisions, showing that once a city's records are legible, everyone who runs it can finally act on them.