How it works
A Simple Way to Track Permit and Inspection Activity
Permit Beacon makes permit and inspection data spread across fragmented municipal systems accessible in one dashboard, then continuously monitors that activity to surface early risk signals.
Features
Clear Permit and Inspection Visibility for Every Project Stakeholder
Permit Beacon provides the awareness stakeholders need to identify risks early, reduce uncertainty, and stay aligned as projects move forward.
Reduce Construction Risk Through Better Permit Tracking
Turn permit activity into clear, actionable risk signals such as repeated inspection failures, prolonged inactivity, and permit lifecycle risk.
Centralized Permit Tracking Dashboard
See all permit statuses and updates at a glance from any device and receive customized email alerts.
Repeated Inspection Failures
Be the first to know about failed inspection results and detect patterns that warrant follow-up.
Building Permit Lifecycle Risks
Receive alerts when permits near expiration or activity stalls, prompting timely renewal planning to avoid re-permitting.
How does Permit Beacon help me manage my projects?
Permit Beacon helps you stay informed by continuously monitoring permit and inspection activity and presenting the latest updates in a centralized dashboard. By surfacing status changes, inspection results, and alerts when issues arise, it gives teams clearer visibility into what’s happening across their projects to improve oversight and early intervention.
Does Permit Beacon cover my area?
Yes! Permit Beacon works with a growing number of jurisdictions that publish permit and inspection data online. Contact Us to confirm coverage for your specific projects.
What happens after I request a demo?
After you submit the form, we’ll follow up to schedule a short walkthrough. Demos are tailored to your role and use case, whether you’re a lender, developer, investor, or contractor.
What kinds of risk signals does Permit Beacon surface?
Permit Beacon monitors permit and inspection activity to detect early warning signals such as repeated inspection failures, prolonged inactivity, failed inspections that aren’t rescheduled, and permits approaching expiration.








