MultiBilling is cloud-based utility billing software built by MuniBilling for local governments. Cities, towns, counties, and public utility districts use it to bill water, sewer, electric, and other municipal services from one platform, process online and in-person payments, import meter reads, and give residents a self-service customer portal. For lean municipal teams, MuniBilling also offers managed support, including call center, lockbox, and bill printing services, so your staff can focus on residents instead of paperwork.
MultiBilling streamlines billing with flexible structuring, automated invoicing, real-time account tracking, and multiple payment options for both administrators and citizens. Built-in reporting and analytics provide actionable insights for revenue forecasting and compliance monitoring. With secure data management, MultiBilling improves efficiency while strengthening trust between municipalities and the communities they serve.
MultiBilling stands out by addressing the operational, regulatory, and service needs of government agencies. Key priorities include regulatory compliance and audit readiness, automated compliance checks, and streamlined reporting for both state and federal audits. Administrators control permissions at the department and role level, segmenting data access and maintaining accountability across all staff.
Customer self-service portals allow residents to view bills, manage payment plans, enroll in autopay, and access account history online. Configurable billing rules and ordinance-based customizations enable municipalities to quickly adapt to local laws, tiered rates, and special assessments without complex coding, ensuring bills are generated with complete accuracy.
Geographic and property-based billing integration connects GIS data with services, parcels, and properties, supporting utilities, zoning, and tax assessments. Disaster recovery and continuity planning ensure operational resilience through cloud backups, redundancy, and rapid recovery during outages or emergencies. Public transparency tools, including open data dashboards and citizen-facing reporting, help municipalities share insights on revenue, spending, and service usage, improving communication and building community trust when needed most.