Licensing

StarGO is the complete end-to-end digital transformation software application for the public sector. The cloud based permits and licensing software enables local government to optimise the services they provide for their citizens and provide value for money to council taxpayers.

StarTraq’s experienced team can help local authorities with one specific service or provide digital transformation across multiple services. All services can be accessed by the public online using an internet enabled device.

If required, license information can be passed to the national DfT Street Manager solution via API.

Key benefits of our permits and licensing software:

Applicant benefits

• Public can create an online account to apply, renew and pay for a Council service
• Upload any documentation to support applications
• Shopping basket to purchase different services in one transaction
• View status of existing services and their expiry date

Council benefits

• Reminders sent prior to service/licence expiration
• Automatic renewals if required
• Integration with leading payment providers
• Email confirmation of virtual or paper permits
• Deploy officers to locations with expired licences
• Issue FPNs and PCNs for non-compliance

Enforcement officer benefits

• Track valid/invalid permits whilst out in the field
• Targeted enforcement
• Issue an FPN if a permit does not exist
• View expired permits on smartphone map
• Customisable location rules
• Geo-tagging to pinpoint location to issue an FPN
• Quick address integration for instant address validation
• Use in-built camera to gather evidence
• Bluetooth or wireless printing to portable printer

Download the latest StarGo leaflet here.

Permits and Licensing software with Cardiff Council

Cardiff Council, like many other authorities, has the challenge of effectively managing their licensing, permits and enforcement. Great strides have already been made in the parking service provision in Cardiff. However, it was identified that there was limited digital transformation taking place across other services specifically in the areas of Environmental Enforcement and Highways Licensing, where annually, the delivery of 20,000 enforcement processes and 2,500 highways licensing applications were taking place via paper-based systems in 2016. Find out how we streamlined Cardiff Council’s permits and licensing process in our case study below.

Download our Cardiff Council case study here.