OpenGov Utility Billing

What OpenGov Utility Billing is

OpenGov Utility Billing is web-based software for managing billing across water, sewer, stormwater, trash and recycling, and other utility services. It supports a mixed billing model and includes rate management, so utility providers can work with different billing approaches and manage their rates. Meter data can be imported, and payment processing is built into the product. Customers can also use an account portal to access their utility accounts. The product covers several parts of the billing cycle, from bringing meter data into the system through processing payments and providing customer account access. OpenGov Utility Billing is offered as paid software, with pricing available on request. Its platform is the web, so it is accessed through a browser rather than listed as a desktop or mobile application. OpenGov is headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States. Utilities considering it can assess its fit around supported utility types, mixed billing, rate management, meter data import, payment processing, and customer portal access.

Who it suits

It suits utility providers that bill for water, sewer, stormwater, trash or recycling, or other utility services. Organizations looking for web-based billing with rate management, meter data import, payment processing, and a customer account portal may find its listed capabilities relevant.

Getting started

1. Visit the OpenGov Utility Billing website.
2. Contact OpenGov to request pricing.
3. Access the product on the web.

Verdict

OpenGov Utility Billing is a fit for utility providers seeking web-based billing with rate management, meter data import, payment processing, and customer account access. Consider another option if you need a listed desktop or mobile platform, or need pricing before contacting the provider.