Auvant designs apps, portals, and automation systems that help municipalities reduce manual follow-up, clarify resident communications, and improve operational visibility.
We show the kind of work we can deliver: prototypes, artifacts, governance rules, and realistic workflows your team can review before a larger mandate.
Clickable interfaces and workflow examples adapted to municipal services.
Process maps, acceptance criteria, data models, and test scenarios.
Data minimization, role-based access, audit trails, and decision documentation.
FR/EN journeys, readability, keyboard use, contrast, and WCAG 2.1 AA expectations.
Address schedules, opt-in notifications, missed pickup reporting, ecocentre guidance, and AI sorting.
View example →Photo-based reports, statuses, internal assignment, bilingual responses, and dashboards.
View example →Document intake, validation, appointments, review, and file tracking.
View example →Work orders, confirmations, field exceptions, and municipal visibility over contracted services.
View example →Classification, extraction, summarization, routing, and human review for administrative files.
View example →Indicators, active queues, delays, exceptions, and exports for internal management.
View example →Auvant does not start by drawing isolated screens. We map the real work: requests, approvals, data, teams, contractors, exceptions, and resident communications. AI agents are then used to automate repeatable tasks, with guardrails and human oversight.
Intake, triage, assignment, escalation, status, and documentation flows are defined before software delivery.
Agents can assist triage, search, drafting, reminders, and routing without taking sensitive decisions away from people.
Roles, approvals, logs, exceptions, and review points remain visible to municipal or administrative teams.
Deliverables include process maps, rules, acceptance criteria, and documentation so the system remains maintainable.
Two weeks to frame the service, data, users, constraints, and success criteria.
A reviewable example for leadership, operations, communications, IT, and internal users.
One service, department, or pilot territory before broader integrations.
Controls for data, access, bilingual content, WCAG, and traceability.
Handoff, documentation, light training, and a roadmap for what comes next.
Work can be structured as a scoping note, pilot mandate, internal approval prototype, or phased implementation with documentation, acceptance criteria, and clear handoff.
Michael Kaufmann, founder of Auvant Technologies, is a Vaudreuil-Dorion resident. The approach is founder-led, bilingual, and focused on municipal tools that are useful, maintainable, and concrete.
We can start with a short conversation and a limited scope before any broader commitment.