State & Local Municipalities
We understand the unique challenges that local governments—municipalities, cities, towns, counties, and states—face in modernizing their operations. Legacy systems, siloed data, and inefficient processes hinder the ability to provide quality public services.
Panorama’s local government software services empower governments to select, implement, and optimize ERP systems that streamline workflows, enhance transparency, and improve service delivery.

























Selecting Local Government ERP Software That Meets Your Needs
Panorama partners with municipalities select ERP solutions that align with priorities such as:
- Financial Management & Accounting (General Ledger, Budgeting, Payroll, Grants Management)
- Human Resources & Payroll (HRIS, Benefits Administration, Employee Self-Service)
- Community Development (Permitting, Planning, Code Enforcement, Business Licensing)
- Public Works & Utilities (Asset Management, Work Orders, Utility Billing)
- Treasury & Revenue Management (Accounts Payable/Receivable, Cash Management, Tax Collection)
- Public Safety & Education (Police, Fire, Emergency Services, K-12 and University Management)
Why Panorama Government Solutions?
- Unbiased, Vendor-Agnostic Approach – We help local governments select the right ERP without vendor influence.
- Proven Track Record in Local Government ERP Consulting – We have experience supporting states and municipalities of all sizes.
- Expertise in Public Sector Business Process Optimization – We help local governments align technology with operational efficiency.
- Dedicated Implementation Support – From procurement to go-live, we ensure successful ERP adoption.
- Organizational Change Management Focus – We guide governments through seamless transitions, ensuring stakeholder engagement, training, and system adoption.
Comprehensive Local Government Software Services
We provide end-to-end ERP consulting tailored to the needs of state and city government entities. Our expertise spans the full ERP lifecycle.
ERP Needs Assessment
- Enterprise-wide evaluation of existing systems, processes, and pain points
- Identifying inefficiencies, data silos, and opportunities for improvement
- Defining functional, technical, and operational requirements tailored to government regulations and best practices
- Assessing existing legacy systems, such as software such as CentralSquare (Naviline H5, AS400), Tyler Technologies’ Incode 9, and outdated COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) solutions
RFP Development and Vendor Selection
- A structured, transparent, and vendor-agnostic Request for Proposal (RFP)
- Scoring criteria and evaluation frameworks to ensure objective vendor assessment
- Expert guidance in vendor demonstrations, site visits, and contract negotiations
ERP Implementation Oversight
- Project management expertise to ensure smooth ERP deployment
- Business process reengineering to optimize workflows
- Data migration, testing, and training for seamless system adoption
Partner with Panorama to Build Resilient, Future-Ready Communities
Panorama Consulting Group is committed to helping local governments like yours leverage technology to improve operational excellence, strengthen community trust, and deliver better public services. Contact us to learn more.
Success Stories
ERP Selection

Panorama led an effort to determine the city’s business requirements. In addition to all the departments and functions typical of many municipalities, we examined and identified requirements in areas as diverse as utility billing and student information systems.
Technology Assessment

The city requested assistance in evaluating its existing capabilities. This evaluation involved a review of the city’s operations and an assessment of current systems to determine which should be migrated into a centralized ERP and which should continue to stand alone.
Project Recovery and IV&V

This state government was a year into implementing a new HRMS system when they encountered issues during the testing phase. They engaged Panorama to assess the project and identify gaps between the state’s business requirements and the software.