Clariti Enterprise review
A broad permitting and planning suite for governments with complex review workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Clariti Enterprise is a cloud community-development platform for large city and county governments managing permitting, licensing, inspections, code enforcement, and planning workflows. Applicants can submit requests and track status through an online portal, while staff configure review processes and automate tasks. Its breadth makes it relevant to enterprise permitting teams coordinating multiple departments, rather than organizations seeking a narrow permit-tracking tool.
Its strongest fit is where permitting intersects with planning, zoning, GIS, and financial operations. Planning workflows cover parcel management, plan review, hearings, and approvals; GIS supports data sharing and mapping. Financial workflows include cashiering, invoicing, deposits, accounts receivable, and payments. Integrations include Esri ArcGIS, e-PlanSoft, Bluebeam, ProjectDox, CivCheck, and Paysafe. Mobile inspections support online and offline access, and reporting dashboards offer custom reports and export options. These capabilities suit teams that need applicants, reviewers, inspectors, and finance staff working across connected processes.
Pricing is quote-based: according to the vendor, it depends on factors such as user count and use-case complexity, so buyers should expect to discuss their needs with sales rather than compare public plan tiers. Clariti Enterprise is built on Salesforce, offers web and API access, and provides phone support. Its configurable scope may be more than a smaller jurisdiction needs; teams looking for a simpler permit workflow should compare narrower tools. Choose Clariti when GIS, plan review, offline inspections, and financial workflows belong in a coordinated system; look elsewhere if those cross-department needs are not central.
Clariti Enterprise pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Applicant portal supports submissions, status updates, and self-service.
- Offline-capable mobile inspections and configurable workflow automation.
- Connects GIS, plan-review, and payment tools with financial workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- Quote-based pricing requires a sales conversation.
- Broad planning, permitting, and financial scope may exceed simpler teams’ needs.
- No dedicated native mobile app is specified; mobile access is responsive web.
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