AI Tools for Clerks and Recorders to Modernize Records Access

Clerks and recorders are the guardians of public records, but residents often struggle to access them, and staff get bogged down with repetitive requests. Simplify records access with AI-powered self-service tools, helping residents find what they need instantly while freeing staff to focus on critical responsibilities.
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Reduce Inbound Calls with Self-Service Record Requests

The requests never stop: Marriage licenses, meeting agendas, land records, and more. Instead of answering call after call, rely on Polimorphic to handle these common inquiries automatically. Residents get the information they need through AI chat and voice tools without picking up the phone, reducing call volume and office visits.

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Hundreds of innovative public sector teams across the country are transforming services with Polimorphic.
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Make Public Records Easier to Search and Access

Public records are often buried in complex menus or hard-to-find documents. Polimorphic’s AI search and natural language queries make them instantly accessible. Residents can simply ask, “Where can I find last month’s council minutes?” or “How do I request a deed?” and get directed to the right record immediately.
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“Polimorphic has significantly improved our turnaround times—processes that previously took up to 48 hours are now often completed within just a few hours. This not only saves valuable staff time but also benefits residents, who can now submit requests online 24/7 instead of driving to a government office. Residents have shared positive feedback, especially appreciating the ability to track their request status in real time, which has reduced follow-up calls and improved overall satisfaction.”
Emily Jones
Director of Operations, Tooele County, UT

Make Records Access Simple for Everyone

Government records should be accessible, not overwhelming. Make it easy for residents to find what they need, when they need it—while helping staff save time and stay focused on their most important work.
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