The Civita App continues to support smarter, more efficient local governance with the launch of its latest features—QR code access and Geo-fencing. These tools make it easier for residents to stay connected with their surroundings and receive location-based information when it matters most.
QR Code Access at Key City Locations
Residents can now scan QR codes placed throughout public areas such as bus stops, community parks, tree plantations, and public buildings. Each scan provides instant access to real-time information—whether it’s bus arrival times, updates about tree maintenance, or care tips for newly planted green spaces.
Location-Based Alerts with Geo-Fencing
Geo-fencing enables the Civita App to send automatic alerts when residents enter designated zones. For example, walking into a community garden might trigger a notification about the plants being grown, upcoming planting events, or water-saving tips. Arriving at a bus stop might prompt a schedule update or notice about a route change.
This makes local information relevant, timely, and easy to access, without requiring residents to take extra steps.
Making City Services More Accessible
With these features, Civita App simplifies several key actions:
- Issue Reporting – Instantly report broken infrastructure, graffiti, or public safety concerns.
- Service Requests – Submit maintenance or cleaning requests for trees, parks, and streets.
- Community Updates – Get notified about events, local meetings, and public initiatives.
By reducing barriers to information, the Civita App encourages more residents to stay informed and participate in city life. These features help city staff respond faster, track needs more accurately, and create a stronger connection with the community.
Civita App for Smarter Engagement :
Whether you’re checking the health of city-planted trees or catching the next bus, the Civita App’s QR code and Geo-fencing features put helpful information right where you need it—on your phone, exactly when you need it.
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