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City of Louisville, GA Data, Technology Stack, and Enterprise Applications
ERP Financial Management
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Springbrook Software Legacy PUBLIQ Accounting Suite ERP Financial ERP Financial Management n/a 2015 2015
In 2015, the City of Louisville, GA implemented PUBLIQ Accounting Suite, deploying core financial modules including Payroll, Accounting Suite, Centralized Collections, and Utility Billing. The deployment positioned PUBLIQ Accounting Suite as the municipality's ERP Financial platform for routine municipal finance functions. Operational use is centered in the city's Finance department with the City Clerk performing daily transaction processing, including day to day posting of outside entries for ACH transfers from various accounts, and serving as backup for the City Administrator. Functional workflows implemented emphasize accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll processing, centralized collections workflows, and utility billing lifecycle management. The city joined the PUBLIQ Software family in January 2015 and adoption included hands on training at PUBLIQ headquarters in Spartanburg, South Carolina, plus attendance at a Connecting the Dots regional workshop in Augusta, Georgia to support configuration and user onboarding. Training and workshops were used to align system configuration to municipal processes and to support user adoption in a small municipal finance team. The City Clerk reported the solutions are user friendly which supports unpredictable daily workloads and high frequency transaction posting, and the municipal team continues to use Payroll, Accounting Suite, Centralized Collections, and Utility Billing as their operational backbone. PUBLIQ Accounting Suite remains the city's ERP Financial system supporting municipal finance operations.
HCM
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Springbrook Software Legacy PUBLIQ Software Payroll Payroll HCM n/a 2015 2015
In 2015, the City of Louisville, GA implemented PUBLIQ Software Payroll to run municipal Payroll and workforce processing, with the deployment beginning in January 2015. The initiative targeted the city finance and human resources workflows that support municipal staff payroll and pay cycle administration. PUBLIQ Software Payroll was configured together with PUBLIQ Software Accounting Suite, Centralized Collections and Utility Billing to create a consolidated municipal finance platform. Configuration focused on standard Payroll capabilities such as pay calculation, tax withholding, benefit deduction handling, direct deposit and payroll reporting, aligned with municipal pay elements and accounting journal exports. The implementation tied payroll records and pay journal data into the Accounting Suite and linked receivables workflows through Centralized Collections and Utility Billing, enabling shared master data and consolidated financial posting. Operational coverage included city finance staff, payroll administrators and utility billing teams who used the integrated modules to coordinate payroll entries, general ledger updates and utility-related financial transactions. City staff reported the system was user friendly and specifically praised the vendor training and ongoing support provided by PUBLIQ Software. Governance consolidated payroll and finance transaction processing under the integrated suite, creating a single operational thread for municipal payroll and finance activities.
SCM
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Springbrook Software Legacy PUBLIQ Software Inventory Inventory Management SCM n/a 2015 2015
In 2015, the City of Louisville, GA implemented PUBLIQ Software Inventory for Inventory Management as part of a broader PUBLIQ suite deployment. The municipality adopted PUBLIQ solutions for payroll, accounting, centralized collections and utility billing to support finance and utility operations in the Southeastern United States. Deployment emphasized configuration of inventory records, stock movement workflows and cost posting to the general ledger aligned with municipal accounting practices. PUBLIQ Software Inventory was implemented to manage parts, materials and inventory transactions that support utility operations and billing consumption flows. Configuration included defining item categories and transaction types to ensure inventory activity mapped into financial workflows. The implementation integrated PUBLIQ Software Inventory with the PUBLIQ Accounting and Utility Billing modules reported by the city, enabling inventory movements to update accounting records and to feed chargeable items into utility billing processes. Operational coverage focused on the citys finance and utility departments within municipal operations, reflecting centralized back-office ownership given the citys staffing scale. Data workstreams concentrated on transaction posting and valuation alignment between inventory and financial modules. Governance and process changes standardized reporting and back-office workflows, aligning inventory controls to accounting and collections processes. The deployment of PUBLIQ Software Inventory in 2015 linked inventory management to the City of Louisville GA finance and utility functions and supported more consistent operational reporting.
CRM
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Utilities Customer Care and Billing CRM 2015 2015
IaaS
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Application Hosting and Computing Services IaaS 2015 2015
IT Decision Makers and Key Stakeholders at City of Louisville, GA
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD City of Louisville, GA Technographics

City of Louisville, GA is a Government organization based in United States, with around 45 employees and annual revenues of $6.0 million.

City of Louisville, GA operates a diverse technology stack with applications such as PUBLIQ Accounting Suite, PUBLIQ Software Payroll and PUBLIQ Software Inventory, covering areas like ERP Financial, Payroll and Inventory Management.

City of Louisville, GA has invested in cloud applications and AI-driven platforms to optimize efficiency and growth, collaborating with vendors such as Springbrook Software.

City of Louisville, GA recently adopted applications including PUBLIQ Accounting Suite in 2015, PUBLIQ Software Payroll in 2015 and PUBLIQ Software Inventory in 2015, highlighting its ongoing modernization strategy.

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