Velosimo

Velosimo is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company that provides an integration platform specifically designed for government agencies. Founded in 2018 and based in Herriman, Utah, Velosimo offers a solution to streamline the integration of various government software applications, enabling agencies to provide more efficient and seamless digital services to citizens. The company's flagship product, the Velosimo Connect Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), features cloud-native, off-the-shelf technology connectors built explicitly for government use. These connectors facilitate integration between different government software platforms, addressing the challenges of broken integrations that have historically hindered agencies in providing optimal online customer experiences.

Velosimo's platform includes over 40 application integrations and works with 11 different off-the-shelf government technology companies, including Accela, Cityworks, Laserfiche, and OpenCounter. The company offers both no-code connectors for business users and low-code options for more technical users and contractors to build custom connectors. Velosimo's solution also provides connector management and deep insight into all connected systems transactions. As of July 2022, Velosimo had secured over 70 state and local government customers, ranging from cities with populations of 20,000 to larger entities like the state of California.

Key customers and partnerships

Velosimo's customer base includes notable government entities such as San Diego, California; El Paso, Texas; Washington, DC; and the State of California. In May and June 2022, the company announced new contracts with several government entities, including Marana, Arizona; Ontario, California; Richland, Washington; Monterey Bay Air Resources District (California); UC Davis (California); and Lancaster, California.

Velosimo has established strategic partnerships with leading government software companies, including Accela, Cityworks, Cartegraph, and Laserfiche. In June 2023, the company partnered with GovBuilt to offer streamlined permitting and licensing processes for local governments, integrating GovBuilt's software with Bluebeam Studio. This collaboration aims to help local governments manage the entire permitting and plan review process digitally, improving efficiency and transparency.