Fair questions.

Any US jurisdiction: roughly 20,000 permitting authorities are in reach. Research reads the same official sources you would (municipal codes, fee schedules, agency checklists) live on every run, so coverage doesn't depend on a database someone maintained. Every result cites its sources so you can verify anything before you rely on it.

Every fee, timeline, and requirement links to the official page it came from, and anything unverifiable is flagged instead of guessed. You review and approve everything before it touches a project. It's a sourced head start that saves you the digging. Your judgment stays in charge.

A portal under your brand: your name, your logo, linked from your own website. They see plain-language status, can request new permits, upload documents, and answer requests. They never see your research, your internal notes, or your margins. To your client, the whole experience is your firm's.

Two ways today: file yourself with the prepared packet and a copy-paste data sheet built for portal entry, or hand it to the Filing Desk, where a permitting specialist from our team handles the submission wherever the jurisdiction allows third-party filing. Where the license holder must file, we prepare everything and make the handoff painless.

Today, PermCore makes portal entry a two-minute copy-paste job and the Filing Desk handles submissions by hand. Direct submission integrations are on the roadmap for jurisdictions that support them. One thing that won't change: we never ask for your agency logins.

Yes. Invite teammates into your firm and everyone works from the same projects, permits, and documents, with one place to see whose move it is on every permit.

That's exactly the shape it's built for. Contractor licenses, insurance, and company details are entered once and reused across every filing, with expirations flagged before they sink an application. Roofing, signs, solar, mechanical: the more permits you run, the more the retyping tax disappears.

Integrations are rolling out with our early firms, starting with the client portal plugging into the tools your clients already use. Tell us your stack on the demo; early firms are shaping the order we build in.