Your council registers, finally reliable, cemetery to elections
For the departments of a French commune or local authority that run a library, cemetery, after-school care, hall bookings, grants or elections. Built on French local-government rules, for organisations operating in France.
What holds you back today
Cemetery concession deadlines and renewals are recalculated by hand, with the law article open on the desk.
Hall bookings and library loan quotas are juggled across several spreadsheets, with no overlap check.
The grant agreement threshold or a polling station's legal line-up goes unchecked until the audit.
How it works
- 1
Set up your registers
Cemetery plots, halls, library user categories, grant campaigns or polling stations.
- 2
Let the rules block what should not go through
An overlapping booking, an exceeded quota, an unsigned agreement or an incomplete polling station line-up is refused before the decision is made.
- 3
Track your council deadlines
Concessions, subscriptions, mandatory agreements and voter turnout stay calculated and up to date.
The applications used
- Municipal library
- Municipal cemetery management
- After-school care
- Municipal halls
- Grants to associations
- Elections — polling stations
Simple pricing
- Free: 0 €/month, 3 applications of your choice, no bank card required
- Essential: 19 €/month
- Growth: 39 €/month
- Peace of mind: 79 €/month
Monthly prices excluding VAT where applicable.
Frequently asked questions
Do these applications replace the national electoral roll or the civil status register?
No: the elections application does not replace the national electoral roll kept by INSEE, nor the official results-reporting procedure; it organises the council's logistics and checks that the figures are consistent before they are reported.
Can a resident book a hall online, directly?
No, bookings are still entered by the front-desk officer; there is no online booking portal for the public.
Is the family quotient calculated automatically by the software?
No: the family-quotient scale is entered and maintained by the council, checked against its own resolution; the application applies that scale, it never updates it on its own.
What happens if a grant exceeds the mandatory agreement threshold?
Payment is refused until the agreement is signed and its reference is recorded on the file.
Make your council registers reliable today
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