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Socrata's cloud-based solution allows government organizations to put their data online, make data-driven decisions, operate more efficiently, and share insights with citizens.

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Socrata for Public Safety

Socrata for Public Safety enables public safety agencies to share their data, increase transparency, and instill greater trust and engagement with their communities.

Socrata for Public Finance

Socrata for Public Finance provides a holistic solution for capturing and sharing financial activities and priorities with internal government employees and the general public.

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What We Do

Socrata provides cloud solutions for federal, state, and local governments to transform data into actionable insights for public and government use.

Federal Government

Socrata for Federal Government helps federal departments and agencies maximize the power of their data.

"In-Process" for FedRAMP certification as of 2015

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State Government

States rely on Socrata to increase transparency, improve operational efficiencies, and stimulate their economy.

25 States use Socrata

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City Government

Large and small cities can utilize Socrata solutions to communicate more effectively with their constituents and to provide the essential services they rely upon.

300 cities large and small use Socrata

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County Government

With Socrata, counties can publish data that will boost the economy and make the region a better place to live.

4,000+ datasets are hosted by counties on Socrata

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Open Data Network

The Open Data Network connects publishers of high-value data to the businesses, developers, and analysts that use, reuse, and enrich data.

15,000 datasets by 150 publishers

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Our Customers

Hundreds of cities, counties, states, and federal government agencies are successfully maximizing the value of their data with Socrata.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Increasing and improving access to CDC’s chronic disease and health promotion data and indicators is a key component of addressing the burden of chronic diseases in the United States. Chronic diseases are responsible for 7 of 10 deaths each year, and treating people with chronic diseases accounts for 86% of our nation’s health care costs.

State of Colorado

In an effort to modernize aging infrastructure, the State of Colorado has taken a new approach to delivering government services. Replacing the status quo is an innovative approach to Open Data that involves minimizing redundancies between agencies and creating a central shared repository for sharing government data. As outlined in the White Paper, Citizen Engagement

City and County of San Francisco (CA)

San Francisco, the World’s First 2.0 City As the world’s first 2.0 City, the City of San Francisco continually innovates new ways of delivering government services. Mayor Lee’s commitment to innovation, transparency, and government efficiencies was on full-display when he unveiled the successor to datasf.gov, data.sfgov.org. The new site contains a host of features that

Why Socrata?

The Data Platform for 21st Century Digital Government — Socrata's cloud-based solution allows government organizations to put their data online, make data-driven decisions, operate more efficiently, and share insights with citizens.

Open Data

A Look Back at Open Data Day 2016

By Socrata, March 8, 2016

[<a href=”//storify.com/SCGSocrata/open-data-day-dc-a-hit” target=”_blank”>View the story “Open Data Day Shows How Data Can Change Lives” on Storify</a>]

City

Seattle Police Department: Building Community Trust Through Open Data

The Seattle Police Department, the birthplace of bicycle patrol units, has a track record of innovation and a forward-thinking approach in its publishing of public safety data. In 2012, a federal investigation over charges of excessive use of force, as well as related concerns regarding officer supervision and internal investigations, resulted in an agreement between

tech

What makes a great “open data mashup”?

By Chris Metcalf, June 12, 2015

As we progress through the Summer Jam “Open Data Mashup” Challenge, I’ve gotten the same important question a few times: “What makes a great open data mashup?” I figured the best way to answer that question was with code, so I did just that. This morning I created “Shady Eats“, a fun little mashup that combines

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