Municipal Data Stack
Unified operational data for municipalities, utilities, and school boards. Live dashboards. Audit-ready reporting.
This Is Right For You If
- Your operations team produces monthly reports by manually pulling from 3+ systems
- Annual audits expose data inconsistencies between your financial and operational records
- You have no real-time operational dashboard
A typical Quebec regional school board with operations data spread across 4 separate systems: student management, finance, HR, and facilities, with annual reporting requiring weeks of manual reconciliation.
The engagement builds n8n pipelines connecting all four sources to a central PostgreSQL store with Apache Superset dashboards. Representative outcome: reporting cycle cut from weeks to a couple of days, with live dashboards for all decision-makers.
Illustrative reference scenario based on comparable industry benchmarks, not a completed TSI engagement.
Why TSI for This
- Public-sector reporting built in: data governance, bilingual output, and audit trails
- Milestone-based delivery: signed acceptance at each phase before next phase starts
- Your data never leaves Quebec
- Week 1–2: We inventory all your data sources and map every field that needs to flow between them.
- Week 3–4: Data model and pipeline architecture signed off by you.
- Weeks 5–10: Pipelines built, tested, and staged. Dashboard layer built in parallel.
- Week 11–14: Parallel run, new system and existing process run simultaneously.
- Week 15: Full cutover with your team trained on the dashboards.
Delivery Phases
- Source Inventory
- Data Model Design
- Pipeline Build
- Dashboard Build
- Parallel Run
- Cutover & Training
What You Receive
- Integration pipeline (all sources → central store)
- Apache Superset dashboards
- Role-based user access
- Data dictionary
- Change documentation
- 30-day post-launch support
Typical Tech Stack
- n8n
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Apache Superset
- Docker
- Nginx
- Three data sources
- Monthly reporting only
- No live dashboards
- Existing server
- Standard chart types
- Five or more sources
- Real-time dashboards
- Multi-department access control
- New server provisioning
- Custom alert logic and compliance reporting
Biggest variable: Number of data sources × reporting complexity × dashboard user count