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Tyler Technologies announces a SaaS agreement with Amarillo for EnerGov and Munis
Tyler Technologies announced that it had signed a software-as-a-service agreement with the City of Amarillo for its EnerGov (permitting and inspections, citizen portal) and Munis products. The release said the City had used a combination of in-house and vendor-provided software for licensing, permitting and utility billing, and chose hosted SaaS over on-site hosting. The release gave no dollar amount. The date is the announcement date; the council action that approved the agreement was not located.[1]
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On January 3, 2017 Tyler Technologies announced it had signed a software-as-a-service agreement with the City of Amarillo for its EnerGov and Munis solutions; the release gave no contract amount.[1]
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Tyler Technologies: Tyler's release said Amarillo had used a combination of in-house and vendor-provided software for licensing, permitting and utility billing, and that the City chose a hosted SaaS model rather than on-site hosting.[1]
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The City's check register (July 2022-May 2026) records 74 payments to Tyler Technologies totaling $2,665,782.24, from July 14, 2022 to April 20, 2026. The register does not identify which Tyler products or projects the payments were for.[2]
- Total
- $2,665,782
- Payments
- 74
- First
- 2022-07-14
- Last
- 2026-04-20