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Government teams use iDBQuery to combine open-data portals, departmental Excel sheets, and live GIS layers into shareable dashboards — without a six-month BI project.
Public Services / FY26
District Performance
Budget Used
68%
on track
Services Delivered
42.6K
+9.1%
Avg Response
3.2d
-0.4d
Public-sector data is everywhere and nowhere. Open-data portals publish CSVs at varying cadences. Departmental data lives in Excel. GIS is in shapefiles or PostGIS. Procurement reporting demands cross-cutting dashboards that nobody has time to maintain. Every new question requires a tender for a BI consultancy.
iDBQuery is one workspace that ingests CSV from open-data feeds, points at PostGIS for GIS data, and reads departmental Excel sheets. Ask 'budget execution by department, last fiscal year' — chart. 'Plot incidents on a map by district, with population overlay' — Site Intelligence Map. Dashboards can be public-shared via signed link for transparency reporting.
Allocated vs spent by department/program, fiscal year, with variance flags.
311 complaint volume, resolution time, satisfaction by district.
Choropleth or heatmap of incidents per district, layered on the official GIS.
Free tier suits a single department's pilot. Larger municipalities use the paid tier with white-label per workspace and on-prem deployment.
See pricingFree tier, no credit card. Connect a source in 30 seconds.
No credit card required · 1M tokens / month free