Government & Public Agencies
Prove a program works in the ZIP codes that need it most.
Public agencies need to show equitable allocation and real outcomes — not just dollars spent. Navigator layers SDOH data, geographic targeting, and community participation into one defensible view.
The challenge
You need to show where the money went — and what changed.
Legislators, auditors, and residents want proof that programs reach the communities they're meant to serve. A city-wide average hides whether underserved ZIP codes are actually improving — and whether resources were allocated equitably.
How Navigator helps
Outcomes mapped to proof.
Each outcome connects to a capability in the platform — so you can see exactly how we deliver on your priorities.
Target and track by ZIP code
See initiatives on real ZIP boundaries with census and Social Determinants of Health data layered in — so you know where to invest before you commit.
See Impact MapPublic participation with consent built in
Collect responses through multilingual public survey links and geotagged field submissions — with consent and audit trails on every capture.
See Field Data CaptureResidents engaged through a branded app
A white-label mobile app lets community members submit evidence and participate in challenges — deepening public participation beyond a one-off survey.
See EngagementIn practice
A council briefing on equitable program allocation.
Your economic development office runs workforce programs across the county. You overlay opportunity zones and SDOH data on the impact map, compare participation rates across ZIP codes, and attach geotagged evidence from community submissions. The council sees exactly which neighborhoods improved — backed by census context, not anecdotes.
Common questions
Objections we hear — answered.
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Book a demo for your agency.
We'll show you how to target underserved communities, collect public participation evidence, and report program outcomes by geography.
30 minutes · no pressure, no obligation