Auto Secure LoginFor a town clerk, a utility superintendent, a probation office, or an agency that needs a record of why every decision was made
Small towns, agencies & accountable operations
A town of a few hundred people runs the same utility, the same council office, and the same public records obligations as a city, with a staff of two. Vendors that serve cities charge like cities.
Every workaround is a spreadsheet, every spreadsheet is a liability, and every audit starts with someone reconstructing what happened from email.
The products on this path
In the order most people adopt them.
ASL Municipal Utilities
Public services & civic operationsWater, sewer and trash billing plus the whole town office, run by one clerk on one system.
Who it is for: The town clerk or treasurer who bills water, sewer and trash and also answers the phone
Explore →ASL Supervision
Public services & civic operationsCourt-authorized device monitoring that records the authority it runs under and refuses anything outside it.
Who it is for: Probation and parole departments monitoring agency-owned phones and PCs under a court's authority
Explore →Colorado Complaint Access
Public services & civic operationsFree, cited search of Colorado's licensing rules and license records, plus guided help preparing a complaint.
Who it is for: A Coloradan who thinks a licensed professional crossed a line and has no idea which board to talk to
Explore →Policy Lens
AI you can ownAsk a plain-language question about Colorado public law and get a cited answer, or an honest no.
Who it is for: A person dealing with a Colorado agency who does not know which agency owns the rule they need
Explore →Viavitna
AI you can ownAnswers your customers only from your own approved content, cites every claim, and runs on hardware you own.
Who it is for: A support lead who answers the same twenty questions every week and wants them answered once, correctly, with the policy attached
Explore →ASL Tickets
Platform servicesEvery request your team gets, tracked and owned, inside the product they already use.
Who it is for: An office manager or practice owner who is the unofficial help desk for everyone in the building
Explore →ASL Files
Data protection & digital trustEncrypted file storage where a link alone opens nothing, plus a password-protected way to send one file out.
Who it is for: A solo therapist or small practice holding client documents that occasionally have to go to an attorney, a parent, or another clinician
Explore →ASL Timestamp Anchor
Data protection & digital trustIndependent proof that your file existed at a moment in time, without uploading the file.
Who it is for: A therapist whose progress notes could be reviewed by a licensing board years after they were written
Explore →Objections
The questions you are already asking.
We cannot afford an implementation project.
Municipal Utilities was built for a town of roughly 260 people. Setup is measured in days of clerk time, not consultant months, and the town keeps its data and its exit terms in writing.
What about accessibility and public records?
Public-facing pages are built to WCAG 2.1 AA and checked on every release. Records are exportable and retention is documented.
Who supports this at 4 p.m. on a Friday?
The same people who built it. Support is a real address with a ticket queue, not a chatbot maze.
How it starts
Proof first, breadth second.
Map
Name the users, the problem, the outcome, who has authority, and where the boundaries are.
Prove
The smallest useful version, with a visible test of success you define.
Accept
Review the result, the remaining risk, and the exit terms in writing.
Expand
Add only the products or capabilities that improve the outcome.
Map an accountable workflow.
One conversation. No specification needed. No customer data needed for the first call.