PGRS

PGRS Mobile App: How Citizens Can Submit, Track and Update Grievances from Anywhere Citizens increasingly expect government services to be accessible through digital channels rather than requiring repeated visits to government offices. Public grievances are no exception. Whether the issue concerns sanitation, roads, water supply, street lighting, waste management, or other civic services, citizens need

PGRS Dashboard: How Real-Time Grievance Data Helps Government Departments Improve Citizen Services Government departments, municipalities, Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), and public authorities receive citizen complaints across services such as roads, sanitation, water supply, street lighting, waste management, public infrastructure, and other civic services. As complaint volumes increase, maintaining information through spreadsheets, registers, emails, and disconnected

Citizen Complaint Categorization in PGRS: How Departments Get the Right Grievance to the Right Desk A citizen files a complaint about a broken streetlight. It reaches a general grievance inbox, gets reviewed by an officer who handles water supply issues, and is manually forwarded after someone identifies the correct department. By the time the complaint

Birth Registration Software: Connecting Hospitals and Municipalities for Faster Digital Registration A child’s birth creates more than a medical record. It creates the first official record of a person’s identity. Yet the journey from a birth taking place in a hospital to an officially issued birth certificate can involve multiple people, departments, documents and verification

PGRS Analytics: How Government Departments Can Turn Citizen Complaints into Actionable Insights A municipality receives hundreds of complaints about roads, sanitation, water supply and streetlights every month. Many are resolved, but an important question often remains unanswered: What are these complaints telling the department about the services it provides? A Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS)

Automated Grievance Escalation: How PGRS Helps Resolve Complaints Faster A citizen files a complaint about a broken streetlight. The complaint is assigned to an officer, but days pass without any action. It may not be because the officer is deliberately ignoring the complaint. The problem could simply be that there is no system reminding the

AI-Driven SLA Tracking in PGRS: How Smart Cities Ensure Zero Pending Complaints A pothole complaint sits in a queue. Nobody is ignoring it exactly, it’s just one of four hundred open tickets a municipal officer is juggling, and without a system actively flagging which ones are about to breach their deadline, the ones that get