Platform / Law & Regulation
Review your current licensing code, see how surrounding jurisdictions handle the same issues, get AI-generated proposals with revenue projections, and produce council-ready ordinance text. All in one workflow.
Key Benefits
Smarter policy, backed by real data.
Research, proposals,
and draft in one surface
Decisions grounded in evidence
Every recommendation is based on what surrounding jurisdictions actually charge, enforce, and require. Not guesswork. Not consultants. Data.
Revenue impact before you vote
Each proposal includes an estimated annual revenue impact so leadership can evaluate changes before they reach council.
Council-ready drafts in minutes
Generate formal ordinance text from your selected proposals. Copy, export to PDF, print, or adjust the tone to match your jurisdiction's style.
How It Works
Three steps from research to resolution.
Review your current code
Browse your jurisdiction's licensing ordinances by chapter and section. Search, filter, and see what was recently amended.
Assess the impact
Get AI-generated proposals that benchmark your fees, penalties, and requirements against surrounding jurisdictions with projected revenue.
Generate the ordinance
Select the proposals you want, generate formal ordinance language, adjust the tone, and export a council-ready document.
Current Code
Your licensing code, searchable and current.
The Current Code view gives your team a clean, navigable version of your jurisdiction's licensing ordinances. Browse by chapter, search across sections, and see which provisions were recently amended. It's the research foundation that everything else builds on. No more digging through PDFs or municipal code websites — your code is organized, searchable, and always up to date.
- Chapter-and-section browser with search
- Recently amended flags on every section
- Live sync with your municipal code
3 matching sections
License required
Every person engaged in any business in the city shall obtain a license.
Purpose and scope
AmendedProvides for the licensing and regulation of businesses operating within the City.
Occupation taxes
All licensed businesses shall pay an annual occupation tax based on gross receipts.
Proposed text — License required
Every person engaged in any business, trade, profession, or occupation in the City — including home-based, mobile, and online-only operations — shall be required to obtain a business license prior to commencing operations and shall renew annually on or before March 31.
Benchmarked against 4 neighbors
Impact Assessment · Proposals
AI proposals with revenue projections.
The Impact Assessment analyzes your current ordinances and generates specific proposals for improvement. Each one shows the current wording alongside a recommendation, explains the rationale using data from nearby jurisdictions, and includes an estimated annual revenue impact. Navigate by topic — fee schedules, renewal and late fees, alcohol license fees — and add proposals to the Ordinance Generator with a single click.
- Proposals grouped by topic with added-state tracking
- Current wording vs. recommendation, side-by-side
- Per-proposal revenue impact in dollars per year
Impact Assessment · Comparison
See what neighboring jurisdictions do.
Every proposal is backed by real data from the jurisdictions around you. Compare laws, charges, and penalties side by side. Select which jurisdictions to include: nearby cities, your county, or the state. The comparison data is what makes the AI proposals credible and defensible in a council setting.
- Switch between Laws, Charges, and Penalties
- Compare cities, counties, and state programs
- Cited on every proposal for council defensibility
Surrounding Jurisdiction Data
Compare how nearby jurisdictions handle the same topics
Selected Proposals
Sec. 30-5
License Fees; Schedule
Increase tiered gross receipts schedule across all brackets. Surrounding jurisdictions average $82–$110…
Sec. 30-6
Renewal; Expiration; Late Fees
Increase flat late fee from $50 to $75 for renewals filed after February 1 but before March 1…
Cumulative Revenue Impact
Generate Ordinance
Ordinance Generator
Draft ordinance language in one click.
Once you've selected your proposals, the Ordinance Generator compiles them into formal ordinance text. Output follows standard municipal formatting, references the correct section numbers, and includes proper legal preamble and enactment language. Review the cumulative revenue impact before generating. Adjust the tone to match your jurisdiction's style, then copy, export to PDF, or print.
- Cumulative revenue impact across all selections
- Tone presets: measured, assertive, neutral
- Copy, export to PDF, or print directly
By Role
Built for the people who shape policy.
Draft-ready language you can trust.
Ordinance text follows standard municipal formatting and references correct code sections. Review and refine instead of drafting from scratch.
Revenue impact before the vote.
Every proposal includes projected annual revenue so you can quantify the fiscal case for ordinance changes before council deliberation.
Data-driven policy recommendations.
Benchmark your licensing rules against neighboring jurisdictions and bring evidence-based proposals to leadership meetings.
The Revenue Story
Know the revenue impact before you vote.
In the demo example above, two proposals generated a combined projected revenue increase of $180,000 per year. The Impact Assessment calculates these projections for every proposal based on your jurisdiction's business count and the fee structures of surrounding communities. Whether you're adjusting license fees, updating penalty schedules, or adding new requirements, you'll see the fiscal impact before anything reaches council.
$180,000/yr
From just two proposals
See it with your data
See what your ordinances could be doing.
We'll run an impact assessment for your jurisdiction and show you exactly where the revenue opportunities are.