Government runs on judgment calls that cost too much.
The signal exists in your systems. The decision doesn’t. Operators absorb the cost.
Three operating patterns we run for you.
Each one runs continuously: a signal arrives, MAIA drafts the decision with evidence, the writeback lands in the system your operators already use.
- 01 · GOV-FIELD-DISP
Dispatch the right unit to the right call.
SignalInbound call in district 4, three units within response window, two with prior-week incident overlap on the same address.DecisionRoute to the unit with continuity, attach the prior-week summary to the dispatch packet, hold for 90 sec for human override, escalate if no acknowledge.WritebackCAD record updated · supervisor notified · audit packet pre-assembled for FOIA / records readiness - 02 · GOV-FLEET-AVAIL
Reserve fleet capacity before peak hour.
SignalThree vehicles flagged for service this shift, two depots at projected 92% utilization tomorrow morning.DecisionPre-stage two pool vehicles to depot 2, route a service swap overnight, notify the depot supervisor with the projection.WritebackFleet management system updated · notification logged · variance posted to the operations record - 03 · GOV-INTER-AGENCY
Route a signal across agencies without losing it.
SignalField officer in agency A flags an environmental concern that materially affects agency B's permitting case open this week.DecisionOpen a routing record, attach the field signal as evidence, notify both agency leads, hold for 24 hr for human review then escalate.WritebackCross-agency record created · notification audit chain D-... → S-... → R-... preserved end to end
Audit-grade. Sovereign-ready.
Built so your auditor doesn’t have to take our word for it. Every decision lineage is replayable end to end.
Audit-grade decision lineage.
Every dispatch, every routing, every write-back is replayable end to end. Built so an inspector general can trace cause to effect without phoning the vendor.
Tenancy and data residency.
Per-agency tenancy. Canadian, U.S., and EU residency available; sovereign-cloud deployment option for sensitive workloads.
FedRAMP-aligned posture.
Control mappings to NIST 800-53 Moderate baseline available. We are pursuing FedRAMP authorization through a sponsor engagement.
Public records readiness.
FOIA, ATIP, and provincial freedom-of-information request packets pre-assemble per record, redaction-ready.
See it on your data in two weeks.
One workflow, one tenant, one decision pattern. Real outputs by week two — or it’s free.
- Scope
A typical public-sector pilot covers one field office or one inter-agency corridor, two flows from {field dispatch, fleet, inter-agency signal routing}. We integrate with your CAD, records, fleet, and notification systems via supported APIs and respect the residency, classification, and procurement constraints set by your authorising agency.
01 - Success
Defined against your current baseline. Time from field signal to documented inter-agency action measured before and after. Audit packet pre-assembly per record. FOIA / ATIP / FOI-ready logs out of the box, with redaction tooling exposed in the pilot tenant.
02 - Timeline
Week 1, procurement onboarding, connectors, residency confirmation. Weeks 2–4, sandbox decisions, first sandbox writeback. Weeks 5–10, expand scope and run an inspector-general dry-run review. Weeks 11–14, production graduation review with your IT, legal, and operations leads.
03 - First Decision
Target, the first MAIA-authored decision lands in your CAD or records system within 30 days of kickoff. Public-sector pilots run a dedicated audit dry-run before production cut-over.
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Tell us what you’re operating.
Bring one workflow, one tenant, one decision pattern. We’ll have real outputs on your data in two weeks.
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