Checkli

For public sector teams

Public work has many steps. They shouldn’t disappear when someone transfers.

Capture inspections, facility openings, event setups, and onboarding so agencies keep running the same way after turnover, budget cycles, and seasonal staffing.

Civic Center Opening

Due 0% complete
Checkli
  • Disarm alarm & unlock public entrances
  • Check restrooms & lobby readiness
  • Test AV in council chambers Notes
  • Confirm front-desk staffing & radio check

Write the process once. Run it every cycle.

Turn agency checklists into processes you start when the work begins. Use guest links for contractors and temporary staff. Track what finished.

Institutional knowledge walks out with each transfer.

SOPs live in shared drives few people open. Seasonal staff get a verbal walkthrough. When the expert retires, the next person rebuilds the process from scratch.

  • Inspection sequences differ by inspector.
  • Facility opening steps are tribal knowledge.
  • Event and permitting prep restarts every season.
  • Contractors get incomplete site instructions.
  • Managers can’t see what closed out last week.

A clear process for every recurring public duty.

Checklists become the living version of how work gets done. New staff start from the same list. Guests and contractors complete their portion from a shared link.

  • Facility checks follow one standard sequence.
  • Event setup and teardown are reusable year to year.
  • Seasonal hires open a link and get the full list.
  • Completion is visible for supervisors.
  • Improvements stick for the next cycle.

Processes

Work government teams run again and again

Facility opening & closing

Lights, security, and public-area readiness for municipal buildings.

Field inspection route

Consistent steps so inspections don’t depend on memory.

Public event setup

Barricades, signage, staffing, and teardown in one checklist.

New employee orientation

Badges, policy acknowledgments, and first-week operational steps.

Contractor site visit

Pre-arrival and on-site steps for vendors working on public property.

Vehicle & equipment checkout

Pre-use checks before fleet or shared gear leaves the yard.

See it the way your team will use it

Tasks, notes, and progress — the same process your team will run.

When a seasonal park opens… When a public meeting is tonight… When a new inspector starts… When a contractor arrives on site…

Civic Center Opening

Due 0% complete
Checkli
  • Disarm alarm & unlock public entrances
  • Check restrooms & lobby readiness
  • Test AV in council chambers Notes
  • Confirm front-desk staffing & radio check

Templates

Don’t start from scratch

Only linking to templates and categories that exist in the public library.

Guest completion

Your process shouldn’t require a software rollout.

Share a link with the person who needs to complete the work. On Pro plans, they can run and submit it — substitutes, contractors, volunteers, and vendors included.

Shared process link

/g/government-process

Opened → completed → visible to the owner

Across roles in government

Department supervisors

See which recurring processes are open or complete.

Front-line staff

Follow the same opening, inspection, and closing steps every time.

Seasonal & temporary workers

Complete work from a shared link without a long software rollout.

Contractors

Finish site visit checklists from a guest link.

Simple to start

Start with a checklist. Build an operating system over time.

Start free with a checklist or a template. Upgrade when a school, care team, or crew needs guest links, unlimited checklists, or shared assignment.

Free

Enough to capture processes and build the habit.

  • Up to 2 checklists
  • Personal checklists to get organized
  • No credit card to begin

Pro

For recurring processes and guest completion links.

  • Unlimited checklists
  • Guest process links
  • Personalization, embeds, and PDF export
  • Reminders

Put the way government works into Checkli.

Create the process once. Share it with the people responsible. Know when it gets done.