Compare PSD Citywide Permits vs. Objective Build

PSD CityWide Permits enables the comprehensive storage of all records related to a building permit within a single platform, which includes digital blueprints, payment details, applicant data, and property specifics. Inspectors can conveniently view their individualized task lists, track violation histories, access property documents, and review past inspection results. Users have the capability to retrieve information concerning property owners, addresses, roll numbers, assessed values, PIN numbers, zoning classifications, square footage, and current land use. Additionally, they can manage various fees associated with permits, including development charges and refundable fees. The system also provides the functionality to locate existing properties, applicants—whether they are property owners, builders, contractors, or designers—and details about the project, such as its status, application date, permit category, the timeline for permit issuance, construction type, and a comparison of current versus intended use. Furthermore, users can easily access pertinent financial details related to permit fees and development charges, enhancing the efficiency of the permitting process. Such a centralized approach streamlines the management of building permits significantly.

An all-encompassing platform for managing building consents ensures consistency, quality, transparency, and efficiency for all participants in the building application journey. By uniting councils, architects, designers, builders, and property owners on one platform, Objective Build facilitates a seamless experience throughout the consent process. Applicants receive support during lodgement through the use of templates, reusable data, and AI-enhanced assistance. This approach allows councils to receive complete, high-quality submissions, significantly reducing the time spent on revisions and resubmissions. Users benefit from dashboards that provide a comprehensive view of their application's status at each phase, leading to fewer inquiries via calls, emails, or in-person visits to the council. Additionally, a shared workspace allows for centralized management of applications, consents, contacts, and templates, fostering collaboration and information sharing. The platform streamlines the management of applications from initial acceptance through to the issuance of a Certificate of Code Compliance (CCC), enhancing overall workflow efficiency while ensuring all parties stay informed and engaged. Ultimately, this innovative solution transforms the traditional building consent process into a more organized and effective system for all stakeholders involved.