Council meeting prep
With the clerk's office: agenda, decision summaries, resolutions to recommend, tracking decisions from one meeting to the next.
Council meeting prep with the clerk's office, decision summaries, budget tracking, coordinating departments: in a small municipality, general management carries it all, often alone. We train your team to work with AI, and automate what can be automated, without ever replacing your judgment.
Few general managers have a dedicated team for every file. Exactly where a reliable draft and real coordination change the week.
With the clerk's office: agenda, decision summaries, resolutions to recommend, tracking decisions from one meeting to the next.
Context, analysis, recommendation: the documents that let council decide with the full picture.
Budget variances, reporting to the ministry, answering council's questions on the state of finances.
Getting departments to talk to each other, and getting a team that doesn't always reach for technology to adopt AI.
À la carte training follows this thread; team training repeats it on your own documents, in your organization.
What generative AI does well, what it does badly, and how to frame it for documents meant for elected officials. Law 25, confidentiality, human validation.
Preparing a decision summary from a budget note, summarizing a 40-page report before the meeting, drafting a communication to residents.
Chaining Munia's assistants: from a file submitted by a department to a summary ready for council, in the right template and the right tone.
Two automations built on request for general management offices, on a bank of hours, integrated into your Munia.
Real amounts, budget lines, vendor history: the summary is built from your financial data instead of being drafted by hand. You validate, you stop retyping.
See the use caseReceived by email, form or phone, classified and routed to the right department, tracked through to the reply, with statistics for council.
See Munia Sur MesureDecision summary, resolution, report to council, resident reply: preconfigured assistants, in French, hosted in Quebec.
See the general management page on munia.aiA first resolution produced with Munia during the week of rollout is what we see in most clerk's offices. For general management, we measure time before and after on your own files. The rest depends on your team: that's why we train before we automate.
In a small municipality, you already wear several hats. À la carte training is 3 online sessions of 3 h, not a months-long project. And once in place, an automation like the self-filling decision summary saves you time every week instead of taking it: up to 14 h a week saved, at the top of what we've observed with clients.
That's the real barrier, not the technology. Training starts from your real files, not abstract demos: people see AI applied to their own work right away, which defuses most of the resistance. And a human stays in the loop: every automation produces a draft to validate, nobody loses control over what goes out.
The same person as today: you, or whoever normally signs off. AI produces a draft or a recommendation, never a final decision. Nothing is adopted, published or sent to council without human validation.
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