Municue

Development-relevant municipal decision intelligence extracted from city council and committee meetings, organized around the matter rather than the meeting: planned-development (PD) amendments, special-use permit (SUP) applications and zoning overlay changes; capital project approvals and supplemental awards; tax-increment-financing (TIF) district changes and tax abatements with dollar amounts attached; plus a unified matter-lifecycle timeline stitching a single matter from initial plan-commission filing through hearings, deferrals and final vote across multiple separate committee sessions. A distinctive extra layer is entity tracking — which developers, firms and agencies recur across meetings, with the financial amounts attached to each of their projects — and city-level reports plus per-event analysis.

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Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Real Estate ServicesConstruction & EngineeringHomebuilders
Instruments: equitiesfixed_income
Categories: AlternativeGeospatialReferenceSupply Chain
Regions: US
Sample tickers: LENDHIPHMCBREJFLREXRAVB

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Type: not stated
Format: Multimodal — structured event and matter records (matter id, committee, action type, dates, dollar amounts, entity parties) derived from unstructured council and committee agendas, packets and minutes (typically PDF, with the vendor noting items buried on page 47 of a commission packet or lost in a consent batch of 60+ items), delivered as severity-ranked alerts, city reports, event analyses and an entity-tracking view.
Volume: Not published. Bounded from the mechanism: coverage is per-city committee-level, and the illustrative intelligence and all worked examples draw on one metro's council and plan-commission record, so current volume is likely thousands to tens of thousands of matters and agenda items rather than a nationwide corpus. Dollar amounts are captured per matter, so the spend/incentive subset is smaller still but unusually dense.
Users: ~20-150 accounts (est.: an early-stage municipal alerting product sold to developers, attorneys and public-affairs teams, with no enterprise customer roster published and illustrations drawn from a single metro — institutional seats, not consumer registrations)
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — early-stage build-out: a full feature set already shipped (city reports, event analysis, entity tracking, matter lifecycle tracking) with an active content surface, but coverage evidently concentrated in one metro, indicating a product being extended city by city rather than a mature national service.
Launched: ~2025-2026 (no launch date stated; the product is pre-scale with unpublished volume and metrics, and its illustrations and named examples all derive from a single metro's recent record — consistent with a recent launch built city by city)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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