A city-branded website and digital worker meet the resident where they are.
Your city’s digital front door.
Whiteglove.SI connects city operations and the resident experience in one app. Residents can call, text, chat or visit the website for help at any hour, in their language. Digital workers handle routine questions and intake, then route each request to the right department. Staff keep control of every decision.

Find a service. Ask a question. Get started.
I can share the published fence guidance and prepare a consultation inquiry for the permitting team.
Residents reach you however they like. Staff work from one inbox.
A text in Spanish about a pothole. A call about bulk trash. An email about a fence permit. A Facebook message about the pavilion. Each one gets an answer from approved city information, lands in one shared inbox and goes to the department that owns it.
- EmailDepartments and 311
- PhoneMain line, 24/7
- TextTwo-way SMS
- SocialFacebook messages
- Website chatOn the city site
- Online formsRequests and permits
- MGMaria GonzalezTextHay un bache grande en Elm y 5th.Public Works · #48213
- DCDavid ChenPhone callWhen is bulk trash pickup on Cedar Lane?Answered
- PPPriya PatelEmailDo I need a permit for a 6-foot fence?Development Services
- RRRiverside RunnersFacebookIs the Lakeview pavilion open the 24th?Parks & Rec
- JWJames WalkerWebsite chatMy water bill doubled this month.Utilities · Needs staff

- Maria GonzalezText message · Mon 7:12 PMNew request
Hay un bache grande en Elm y 5th. ¿A quién le aviso?
- David ChenPhone call · Tue 6:48 PMAnswered
When is bulk trash pickup on Cedar Lane?
- Priya PatelEmail · Wed 10:31 AMCall booked
Do I need a permit for a 6-foot backyard fence?
- Riverside RunnersFacebook · Wed 4:20 PMReservation
Is the Lakeview pavilion open Saturday the 24th?
- James WalkerWebsite chat · Thu 11:05 AMNeeds staff
My water bill doubled this month.
Fictional residents and requests. Your departments, routing rules and approved answers are set with our team.
One request. One clear owner.
Follow one resident request from the city website to the staff member who owns it. The digital worker prepares the details. Staff decide what happens next.

Find an answer or begin a service request.
Public Works service path
Help residents find collection information and prepare a complete service inquiry.
- ✓Use published collection guidance to identify the right next step.
- ✓Ask for street, collection date, and issue type.
- ✓Prepare the details for Public Works review.
Use approved information. Leave decisions and exceptions to the team.
- Missed pickup on Willow StLocation and collection date preparedReview
- Streetlight questionPublished information selectedOpen
- 01Start at the city’s front door.
The resident describes a missed pickup on the city-branded site. The service path is easy to find without knowing which department owns it.
- 02Give a service guide its job.
The digital worker uses approved collection information and gathers the location and timing needed for a useful handoff.
- 03Put staff in control.
The prepared request arrives as a task for Public Works. Staff review the details and own the service decision.
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A fictional resident service path. No resident record, task, or message is created here; integrations and approvals are set with each city.
Different departments.
Different work.
One front door can lead to a room reservation, a permit consultation, a location-based report, a public record, or a staff request. Choose a department to see its own journey.
Turn an idea into a plan for the day.
Help residents find a space, share their plans and reach the recreation team with the details already organized.
ResidentCan I reserve a room for our neighborhood meeting?
The resident finds room information and asks about their gathering.
- ✓SpaceRiverside meeting room
- ✓GroupNeighborhood association
- ✓Preferred dateSaturday, October 24
- ✓Attendees18 · Example inquiry
The agent gathers the date, group size and contact details, then uses the configured booking path.
Staff receive the inquiry and review availability, requirements and the next response.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Reservation rules, availability and confirmations follow your configured process. Staff handle exceptions and approvals.
Get residents to the right next step.
Make published city information easier to find and prepare an inquiry for the department that can help.
ResidentI’m new here. How do I set up my city services?
A resident asks in their own words through the website, chat or configured voice channel.
- ✓Address124 Oak Street · Example
- ✓NeedsUtilities & waste collection
- ✓ResidentAlex Morgan
- ✓Next stepDepartment introduction
The agent uses approved information, collects the relevant details and chooses a configured route.
A staff task and the original conversation arrive together in the service inbox.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Approved sources guide the answer. Unclear questions and service exceptions go to staff.
A concern with the details to act on.
Turn a missed collection or street concern into an organized staff follow-up with the address, issue and conversation attached.
ResidentMy recycling wasn’t picked up. Who can help?
The resident explains what happened without having to find the department first.
- ✓Address124 Oak Street · Example
- ✓ServiceRecycling · Tuesday route
- ✓IssueCart left at curb
- ✓StatusNeeds staff review
The agent gathers the location and service details, with files where your intake supports them.
The configured workflow prepares a staff task or connected-system action for your team to review.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. The digital worker prepares a task. Dispatch, work orders, and updates require the agreed integration and process.
Help people prepare before they apply.
Bring published requirements, applicant details and consultation scheduling into one guided starting point.
ResidentWhat do I need before applying for a fence permit?
The resident asks a project question and sees the relevant approved guidance.
- ✓ProjectResidential fence
- ✓Property124 Oak Street · Example
- ✓SourcePublished fence guidance
- ✓Next stepStaff consultation
The agent collects the address and project description and guides the configured document or appointment intake.
The team receives the inquiry, source context and consultation details before responding.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Staff determine requirements, review applications and issue approvals. The agent provides published guidance and prepares intake.
A clearer start for a property question.
Connect published planning guidance with property context and an inquiry ready for a planner.
ResidentWho can help me understand a proposed use for my property?
The resident starts with their proposed use or project.
- ✓Property124 Oak Street · Example
- ✓Proposed useHome studio
- ✓ReferencePublished planning guidance
- ✓Next stepPlanner consultation
The agent captures the location and intent, retrieves approved guidance and prepares the meeting path.
Staff review the specific property question and advise through the city’s process.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Property-specific interpretations and planning decisions remain with authorized staff. No automatic zoning determination is implied.
Guide the question to the right specialist.
Help residents understand published billing information and prepare a clear follow-up for account-specific help.
ResidentI have a question about a charge on my water bill.
The resident chooses a billing topic and explains the question.
- ✓TopicWater bill
- ✓InquiryCharge explanation
- ✓ResidentAlex Morgan
- ✓Next stepBilling specialist
The agent shares approved information and collects the fields defined for your process.
Staff receive the inquiry; account lookup or payment steps use the approved connected service.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Account access, identity checks and payment actions depend on your approved integration. Account actions require the approved integration.
Find the information. Prepare the request.
Make meetings and published materials easier to navigate, then organize records inquiries for the clerk’s office.
ResidentWhere can I find the last council meeting agenda?
The resident asks about a meeting, agenda or city document.
- ✓TopicCouncil meeting
- ✓DocumentPublished agenda
- ✓InquiryAdditional meeting materials
- ✓Next stepClerk review
The agent uses approved sources and collects the scope and contact details for follow-up.
A staff task retains the conversation and requested information for review.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. The clerk’s office handles official records processes, deadlines, exemptions and fulfillment. The demonstration is inquiry preparation.
Make the next visit easier to plan.
Connect program discovery, registration inquiries and staff communications around the resident’s interests.
ResidentAre there any library activities for my family this weekend?
The resident finds programs through a service page or asks the digital city worker.
- ✓InterestFamily activities
- ✓ProgramWeekend reading club · Example
- ✓GroupTwo adults, one child
- ✓Next stepLibrary follow-up
The agent guides the configured registration or booking intake and saves the resident’s inquiry.
Staff review the inquiry and prepare the appropriate confirmation or program update.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Registration, availability and notifications follow configured services and staff approval rules.
A more helpful first conversation.
Help residents find published program information and prepare a referral inquiry for the staff who can guide them.
ResidentWho can help me find information about local assistance programs?
The resident asks about available programs and where to begin.
- ✓TopicLocal assistance programs
- ✓InformationPublished program directory
- ✓ContactResident’s preferred channel
- ✓Next stepStaff referral review
The agent presents approved information and collects only the fields configured for the referral process.
Staff review the inquiry and guide the resident through the appropriate service.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Eligibility, sensitive-case assessment and service decisions remain with authorized staff. Intake scope is set during implementation.
Routine information, with the right route.
Help people find published non-emergency information and prepare administrative inquiries for staff.
ResidentWhere do I ask about a neighborhood safety meeting?
The resident asks about a published program or administrative service.
- ✓TopicNeighborhood safety meeting
- ✓AreaRiverside neighborhood · Example
- ✓InquiryMeeting information
- ✓Next stepOutreach staff
The agent shares the relevant information and gathers details for the configured route.
The inquiry reaches the appropriate administrative or outreach team with its context.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. For non-emergency administrative use. Emergency reporting, dispatch and public-safety decisions stay with the city’s designated channels and staff.
Give city staff a better starting point, too.
Help employees find approved information, prepare internal requests and draft responses for review.
City staff memberWhere can I find the travel request process?
The employee asks the configured staff assistant about an internal process.
- ✓TopicTravel request process
- ✓SourceApproved staff guidance
- ✓DraftRequest details prepared
- ✓Next stepInternal team review
The assistant retrieves the authorized information and helps organize the request.
Staff review the draft and carry out the request through approved internal tools.
Ready for reviewPeople stay in control. Internal access, available sources and permitted actions are scoped during configuration. Human review applies to approvals and decisions.
A better experience outside.
A clearer next step inside.
Approved information, forms, appointments, and routing shape the request.
The right team receives the context and owns the service decision.
Integrations, records access, approvals and automation scope are set with each city.
Your next city website.
Built together.
We work with your team to design and build a modern website and custom applications that make city services easier to find and use. SI-assisted creation helps us move from idea to working experience, while your people guide the content, accessibility, and service rules.
Explore website and app buildingFrom public promise to working service.
- ✓Room information and reservationsParks
- ✓Permit guidance and consultationsPermitting
- ✓Report an issuePublic Works

Explore programs, services, and what’s next.
Room information → guided inquiry → parks team review
- ✓Content review
- ✓Accessibility check
- ✓Service owner signoff
- 01Brief received
Start with the services and information residents need most.
- 02Preview in progress
A city-branded page takes shape around content your team approves.
- 03Ready for city review
Service owners review the path before anything goes live.
It should feel like
your city. Everywhere.
The public website, assistant, forms, booking flow, notifications, and staff workspace can carry your name and visual system. Residents meet one city, even as services move between departments.
See the full white-label experienceTell me what you need. I’ll help you find the next step.
- Parks room inquiryReview
- Collection reportReview
One citywide service layer.
Purpose-built work for every team.
Residents should not need to know which department owns a service. A shared front door can connect guidance, intake, appointments, and staff review while each department keeps its own rules and responsibilities.
ERP, permitting, GIS, records, finance, and specialized case systems may remain systems of record. Integration and replacement scope are determined with each city.
See governance and access controlsEight service-layer functions in this city journey. This is not a count of subscriptions a city can cancel.
Build the case from your city's numbers.
Total the service-layer tools and the staff time spent re-entering and routing resident requests. Bring the figures to your demo, and we’ll map what consolidates and which core systems stay connected.
What these tools cost you each year today.
Hours a month your people spend moving requests between tools.
Time you could put back into serving people.
Your figures stay in this browser. Pricing and the consolidation plan come from your guided assessment.
Public service has
many front doors.
Schools and public agencies can apply the same approach to program information, intake, appointments, staff knowledge, and custom service applications. We start with your service goals, then shape the experience and governance around them.
Discuss your organizationA clearer path through procurement.
Eligible public agencies may purchase through WhitegloveAI LLC cooperative contracts. Your procurement team can confirm eligibility, contract terms and the right scope for your rollout.
Show us where
residents get stuck.
We’ll map the calls, forms and handoffs around it, then show you the connected version in a guided demo.
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