
Civin is an analytics platform founded by the former Chief Data Officer of Boston, aimed at making data and analytics accessible for local governments of all sizes. The company offers services that allow communities to benefit from a top-tier civic analytics program without the high costs and time associated with building their own. Their offerings include service equity analysis, workforce equity assessment, algorithm and AI risk management, and program impact evaluation, among others. Civin differentiates itself by providing standardized processes and templates to deliver quality results efficiently. The company is positioned to support local governments in enhancing their data capabilities and compliance, making it a valuable partner in civic analytics.

Civin is an analytics platform founded by the former Chief Data Officer of Boston, aimed at making data and analytics accessible for local governments of all sizes. The company offers services that allow communities to benefit from a top-tier civic analytics program without the high costs and time associated with building their own. Their offerings include service equity analysis, workforce equity assessment, algorithm and AI risk management, and program impact evaluation, among others. Civin differentiates itself by providing standardized processes and templates to deliver quality results efficiently. The company is positioned to support local governments in enhancing their data capabilities and compliance, making it a valuable partner in civic analytics.
Sector: GovTech / Civic analytics
Founded: September 24, 2020
Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Team size (reported): 1–10 employees
Recent funding event: Non-equity assistance, June 20, 2023
Improving data-driven decision-making and compliance for local governments (civic analytics, equity analysis, AI risk management).
2020
GovTech / CivicTech / Analytics
Reported non-equity assistance funding event on June 20, 2023
“Investors listed include AcceliCITY (Leading Cities), Half Court Ventures, and Techstars”