Your city manages 400 street vendor permits with a Google Sheet and a prayer — CartDocket fixes that
CartDocket is a full permit lifecycle platform built for municipal governments that are done pretending spreadsheets are infrastructure. It handles everything from initial vendor applications through location assignments, inspection histories, renewal queues, and complaint resolution — in one dashboard that actually works. The city clerk gets to go home on time. That matters.
- Full permit lifecycle management from application submission to renewal to revocation
- Location conflict engine checks against 2,400+ zoning restrictions and proximity rules in real time
- Mobile inspection app for field officers with offline-first sync and photo attachments
- Native integrations with existing municipal ERP systems so you don't rip and replace
- Vendor self-service portal — vendors submit renewals, upload compliance docs, and track their own status without calling the office
Tyler Technologies Munis, Salesforce Government Cloud, Stripe, Twilio, DocuSign, OpenGov, CivicPlus, VaultBase, PermitPath API, Esri ArcGIS, SendGrid, NexusCompliance
CartDocket runs as a set of independently deployable microservices behind an API gateway, with each domain — permits, inspections, vendors, complaints — owning its own data and deployment surface. The primary datastore is MongoDB, which handles the complex nested permit documents and audit trail requirements with zero friction at scale. Redis carries long-term vendor and location state so the dashboard loads fast regardless of portfolio size. The mobile inspection app is React Native against the same REST API the web dashboard uses — no parallel backend, no drift.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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