BS&A Software

What is BS&A Software?

BS&A Software is a cloud ERP provider for local government, with finance, HR, utilities, community development and assessing products. It is based in Bath, Michigan, and says its assessing and property tax products are used by a majority of Michigan municipalities. The vendor reports 2,100+ organizations as customers.

Key features of BS&A Software

• Financial Management: Daily financial transactions, insight and compliance.
• Human Resource Management: Employee records, payroll and compensation changes with self-service.
• Utilities Management: Customer, billing and work order management.
• Community Development: Planning, zoning, engineering, permits and inspections.
• Assessing and Property Tax: Flagship products for assessors and treasurers.
• BS&A Online Services and Payments: Resident-facing online services with electronic, online and in-person payments.

How BS&A Software works

Municipalities run the cloud suite hosted on Microsoft Azure data centers with automatic updates. BS&A handles data migration by extracting, mapping and converting existing data, and its own staff deliver implementation and training. Residents use BS&A Online Services to look up records and pay.

Who uses BS&A Software?

Cities, townships, villages, counties and other local governments use BS&A. The vendor reports a 99%+ retention rate and 2026 GovTech 100 recognition.

BS&A Software pricing

BS&A Software does not publish pricing; local governments request a quote. The vendor does not advertise a free trial.

BS&A Software integrations

BS&A names a Microsoft Azure hosting partnership and says its Assessing platform offers data integration to avoid duplicate entry. It does not list third-party integrations on its main page.

BS&A Software alternatives

Tyler Technologies is the largest local government software vendor, with a broad ERP and public sector suite. OpenGov offers cloud budgeting, permitting and ERP for governments. Polco and Envisio address community surveys and strategic planning, and SeeClickFix handles resident issue reporting. Those four are narrower than a full ERP.