Government websites that work for everyone

A CMS manages the pages on your site, and everything else is usually a separate tool with its own login and contract. A website platform also covers what residents do on your site and what happens after you publish. Sites includes hosting, security, accessibility checks, search and data connected from your spreadsheets in one system. It also connects to CivAll Social and CivAll Archive, so an update on your website can reach your social channels and your social media record stays complete.

Yes. Sites is aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard named in the ADA Title II rule for state and local government. The accessibility checker flags issues as your team edits and suggests fixes to preview, apply and undo. Every page shows its WCAG 2.1 AA score in the Pages list, pages are re-checked as content changes, and broken-link checks cover every page. The rule applies from April 26, 2027 for entities with 50,000+ residents and from April 26, 2028 for smaller entities and special districts, so confirm the details with your attorney.

Most government websites are live within several weeks. The CivAll team handles migration planning, template setup and staff training as part of onboarding, so your team is not left to move pages on its own. Migrated pages are checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, and old links redirect to the right new pages. Your sitemap and search settings are set up from launch, so residents and search engines keep finding what they bookmarked.

Yes. With Connected Data, your team connects a Google Sheet, previews what residents will see and places the list on any page. You choose whether the page mirrors the sheet on a schedule or imports it once. When staff update the sheet, the website follows, and every list shows when it was last updated. Rows with problems are set aside and reported instead of breaking the page, and residents can filter the list themselves.

Yes. Staff build pages from blocks, edit text directly on the page, crop and rotate images in place, and preview how everything looks on phones, tablets and desktops before publishing. Plain-language permissions such as "Parks can edit their pages" keep each department in its own area. Take Control keeps two editors from overwriting each other's work, and version history lets your team roll back any change. IT stays involved where it matters, like single sign-on and security reviews, not in day-to-day updates.

CivAll's security controls are independently audited under SOC 2 Type II. Staff sign in with single sign-on through SAML or OIDC, and role-based permissions control who can edit and publish. Every page is served over SSL from the edge, close to residents, with daily backups, disaster recovery and a 99.9% uptime SLA. One U.S.-based support team backs it all.

Yes. Sites runs on the same platform as CivAll Social, CivAll Archive and CivAll Documents, with one login and one support team. Content published on your website can go to your social channels through Social, and the Social Feed block brings your posts back onto any page. Archive captures your social media activity for public records requests, and Documents makes the PDFs on your site accessible.