Full-Time

Technical Support Analyst

Clariti

Clariti

51-200 employees

Cloud-based permitting and licensing for governments

Compensation Overview

CA$70k - CA$95k/yr

Remote in Canada

Remote

Remote role with occasional in-person company-wide or departmental travel, typically 1–2 times per year.

Category
Customer Experience & Support (1)
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
CRM
Salesforce
JIRA
REST APIs

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Requirements
  • At least 2 years of hands-on Salesforce platform troubleshooting experience, including experience as a Salesforce administrator, support engineer, or ISV/AppExchange product specialist.
  • Ability to navigate Salesforce object configurations, including record types, relationships, and custom setups.
  • Ability to monitor system and debug logs to identify execution sequences.
  • Ability to debug Flow and workflow automations to isolate failure points and root causes.
  • Ability to validate user access across Salesforce permission sets, role hierarchies, and sharing rules.
  • Ability to diagnose page layout visibility, field-level security constraints, and validation rule logic conflicts.
  • Ability to determine whether failures originate in Clariti code, customer configuration, or the Salesforce platform using system logs and SOQL queries.
  • Ability to manage support cases end to end, follow support standard operating procedures, and document investigative steps in a customer relationship management system.
  • Ability to translate complex technical findings into clear, actionable customer communication.
  • Ability to escalate issues with documented reproduction steps and a summary of what has been ruled out.
  • Ability to author runbooks and knowledge base articles.
  • Ability to use artificial intelligence tools to accelerate support workflows while technically validating outputs.
  • Successful candidates must undergo comprehensive background checks covering relevant global sanctions and criminal offences.
Responsibilities
  • Manage a queue of active support cases from intake through closure, investigating issues, applying troubleshooting patterns, and escalating cases with complete context when necessary.
  • Communicate technical findings in plain language, set accurate expectations, and provide proactive updates to customers.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues involving Clariti software-as-a-service products, cloud infrastructure, application programming interfaces, and system configuration.
  • Record troubleshooting steps, findings, and resolutions accurately in the customer relationship management system.
  • Contribute knowledge base articles, best-practice guides, and team runbooks to improve customer self-service outcomes.
  • Assist Senior Analysts with adoption support tasks for premium customers, including validating configuration changes and preparing audit documentation.
  • Collaborate with Product, Development, Quality Assurance, and Professional Services to escalate issues, surface trends, and advocate for customer needs.
  • Stay current on product features, enhancements, and industry developments.
  • Use artificial intelligence tools to surface solutions, draft documentation, and identify recurring issue patterns.
  • Assist Senior Analysts with configuration audits and change-management tasks for premium customers.
Desired Qualifications
  • Background supporting native applications for a Salesforce AppExchange partner or Salesforce independent software vendor.
  • Salesforce Certified Administrator or Salesforce Platform App Builder credentials.
  • Experience assisting civic technology, public-sector, or municipal-government entities.
  • Technical literacy in Lightning Web Components or Apex code for diagnostic purposes.
  • Familiarity with the software development life cycle, Jira, and structured defect-intake processes.
  • A proven record of authoring team runbooks and internal support documentation.
  • Understanding of deployment mechanics, including change sets and sandbox environments.
  • Experience interfacing with implementation partners or third-party service providers.

Clariti provides cloud-based software for local governments to handle permitting, licensing, and community development. Its platform digitizes and streamlines paper-based government processes, offering a unified solution for agencies of different sizes. The company grew by integrating Camino Technologies and building a broader GovTech platform through strategic acquisitions and funding, aiming to deliver end-to-end digital experiences for local government workflows. Compared to competitors, Clariti focuses on consolidation and scale in the GovTech space, bringing together multiple permitting and licensing capabilities under one umbrella and targeting agencies of all sizes. The goal is to become a dominant, integrated provider of local government software by unifying processes, expanding product capabilities, and accelerating digital transformation across jurisdictions.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$30.2M

Headquarters

Vancouver, Canada

Founded

1985

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Honolulu cut residential plan review time 70% using Clariti's Guided AI Plan Review.
  • Los Angeles selected Clariti and Unisys in January 2025 for a citywide replacement.
  • Clariti launched AI Studio in May 2026 across 26 states and 36 million constituents.

What critics are saying

  • Los Angeles' 167,000 annual permits make implementation failures visible and politically costly by 2027.
  • CivCheck's AI accuracy claims invite legal exposure if plan reviewers approve flawed submissions.
  • Accela, Tyler, and legacy in-house systems can block renewals when budgets tighten in 2026.

What makes Clariti unique

  • Clariti is the only vendor focused solely on community development software.
  • Its suite spans Launch, Enterprise, and CivCheck across large and small governments.
  • AI Studio and guided plan review convert permitting expertise into workflow-specific automation.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Sabbatical Leave

Hybrid Work Options

Stock Options

Company Equity

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Wellness Program

Mental Health Support

Gym Membership

Phone/Internet Stipend

Home Office Stipend

Conference Attendance Budget

Professional Development Budget

Family Planning Benefits

Fertility Treatment Support

Adoption Assistance

Parental Leave

Relocation Assistance

Childcare Support

Elder Care Support

Pet Insurance

Meal Benefits

Legal Services

Employee Discounts

Company Social Events

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

↑ 8%

2 year growth

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GovTech
May 21st, 2026
AI Studio offers local govt. Guidance to modernize permits.

AI Studio offers local govt. Guidance to modernize permits. As cities and counties turn to AI to ease permitting, one company is offering a new, free program through which officials can learn about the technology's potential to solve agency-specific problems. May 21, 2026 - Permitting solution provider Clariti launched an AI Studio for local government on Thursday, intended to help teams understand the technology's role in permitting. The company bought CivCheck last year to integrate more AI into permitting plan review and code compliance. The city of Honolulu is using the CivCheck Guided AI Plan Review software tool to speed up permitting for new development. The company's new free program, known as the Clariti AI Studio, will offer one-on-one workshops to cities and counties, led by subject matter experts and lasting 45 to 60 minutes. The sessions will address challenges specific to different government agencies' unique workflows, identifying where delays occur and what role AI can play in addressing them. Clariti will provide teams with a structured assessment and reference materials that officials can use to evaluate AI solutions. Local government officials are grappling with questions about what AI can actually do for their operations. The AI Studio was created to educate and answer those questions, Julia Richman, Clariti's vice president of government relations, said. Richman's public-sector experience in IT leadership roles for the state of Colorado and the city of Boulder, Colo., shaped her perspective on the unique challenges governments face regarding AI adoption. "Different cities are certainly in different places along their AI journeys," Richman said. "As somebody who's trying to sell into that market, I will say the variability across cities is pretty deep." Government problems are often related to business processes or people, she said, and automating a bad process with technology will typically not solve an issue as intended. A majority of AI deployments are failing, she said, and the AI Studio aims to help governments assess specific challenges and what is causing them before implementing solutions. Within permitting specifically, a significant barrier limiting efficiency is information asymmetry between government and the public - and permit requirements can regularly change with code updates. The Guided AI Plan Review software was designed to help permit applicants and city permit review staff complete the process efficiently and in compliance with applicable codes. Honolulu cut its review times by 70 percent with this tool. The city's Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) took on a transformation initiative after facing numerous federal indictments in 2021 related to bribery. The department also faced systematic permitting problems, such as a software system that was around 30 years old and paper-based processes. "It's truly just overhauling and modernizing of the whole system," DPP Director Dawn Takeuchi Apuna said, underlining a goal of making processes faster to serve small- and large-scale development needs better. Assessing and improving existing processes was a "huge part" of this endeavor, Apuna said. The department did not have written documentation for standard operating procedures, and hired a consultant in this area. Rewriting processes helped ensure alignment across new systems. One of the greatest challenges that city officials face in modernizing permitting, Apuna said, is the people side of it. It requires a "cultural change" as staff are required to maintain their daily processing of permits while also working to develop and implement a new system: "That can be challenging, because you're asking a lot of staff." One of Honolulu's big successes was to be able to get to a point where staff could see the improvements in their workflows from modernization. It was key to involve the staff in the process, Apuna said, starting with giving them a voice in deciding which new system to select, then getting them comfortable with it. Ultimately, the goal is to improve the permitting process for new development and redevelopment, after disasters like the recent Kona-low storms. For Honolulu, Clariti's tool is one piece of the larger puzzle, Apuna said: "How can we further use AI or technology to better service the public?" The CivCheck team worked closely with city officials and did research to help identify potential bottlenecks and tailor the system to community-specific needs, Apuna said. The AI Studio is designed to help teams on both the Clariti and government sides understand and address these varying community needs, Richman said. And while some needs differ, cities have a shared goal, Apuna said: "Other jurisdictions are going through the same exact thing... everyone is upgrading their systems - looking at AI." The Clariti AI Studio is designed to support agencies interested in exploring how AI can be used in permitting and community development; local government agencies can request access to participate on Clariti's website. Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct a reference to the CivCheck Guided AI Plan Review software tool.

Business Wire
May 21st, 2026
Clariti launches AI Studio to cut housing approval times by up to 70%

Clariti, a community development solutions provider, has launched AI Studio, a programme offering local government teams tailored workshops on applying AI to permitting and housing approval workflows. The initiative addresses growing demand for faster housing approvals amid nationwide shortages and affordability pressures. Cities using Clariti's AI plan review tool have achieved significant results. Honolulu reduced residential plan review times by 70% and total review time by 64%, cutting processes from 90 minutes to 20-30 minutes. Denver recently selected Clariti to modernise its building permitting process, whilst pilots are underway in Seattle and Calgary. AI Studio provides 45-60-minute workshops led by experts, focusing on incomplete submissions, inconsistent code compliance interpretation and lengthy review cycles. The programme serves communities across 26 US states.

GovTech
Oct 8th, 2025
Permitting Software Firm Clariti Buys Startup CivCheck

Permitting software firm Clariti buys startup CivCheck.

Connect CRE
Sep 11th, 2025
California People and Company News, Week of Sept. 12, 2025

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The Montreal Gazette
Jan 21st, 2025
Clariti Named a Top 100 GovTech Company for Fourth Consecutive Year

Clariti named a top 100 GovTech company for fourth consecutive year.