Customer success

What changed, according to the offices that changed it

Every story below starts with an operational problem a government office actually had, and ends with what the staff running it say now.

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Sandersville, GA

Washington County Tax Commissioner's Office

A tax commissioner's office grows online payments year after year

Washington County has collected property tax through Government Window since 2014. Online payment volume has increased every year since.

Partner since
2014
Partner since
Growth in online payments
Year over year
Growth in online payments

Cedartown, GA

City of Cedartown

A city finance office switches vendors — and wishes it had done it sooner

Cedartown deliberated for months before changing payment providers. The transition took a fraction of the deliberation.

Spent deliberating the switch
Months
Spent deliberating the switch
Typical issue resolution time
Hours
Typical issue resolution time

Auburn, GA

Auburn Municipal Court

Fewer calls a day, and fewer people in the courtroom

Auburn Municipal Court added IVR and online payments. The clerk's phone stopped ringing and the docket got shorter.

Reduction in payment calls reported across customers
40%
Reduction in payment calls reported across customers
Share of fines paid before the hearing
Pre-court
Share of fines paid before the hearing

Villa Rica, GA

Villa Rica Police Department

Daily reconciliation that takes minutes, not an afternoon

Villa Rica Police Department gets a daily email detailed down to ticket number, court date and payer name — and closes the day against it.

Detail email with full transaction fields
Daily
Detail email with full transaction fields
History by name, ticket number or date range
Searchable
History by name, ticket number or date range

McDonough, GA

McDonough Municipal Court

Predictable card acceptance for a court with limited staff

McDonough Municipal Court stopped absorbing variable card processing bills and reduced the workload on a limited staff at the same time.

Card processing cost to the court
$0
Card processing cost to the court
Automated channels absorbing routine payments
2
Automated channels absorbing routine payments

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