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Three Rivers Park District manages 27,000 acres with Jotform Enterprise
Discover how Three Rivers Park District uses Jotform Enterprise to streamline operations, enhance collaboration, and improve visitor engagement across 27,000 acres.
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Streamlining operations and maximizing savings
Total Forms
132
Saved in CRM professional services
$10,000
Saved in CRM licenses
$5,000
Three Rivers Park District
Industry:
Government
Company Size:
Large
Use Cases:
Inspection management, employee management, internal collaboration, customer relationship management
About
Three Rivers Park District, spanning 27,000 acres in Minnesota, uses Jotform Enterprise to simplify inspections, automate workflows, and foster team collaboration. By digitizing operations, the district enhances efficiency, saves time, and boosts visitor engagement, delivering on its mission to promote environmental stewardship through recreation and education.
Challenge
Three Rivers Park District faced significant challenges managing operations across 27,000 acres, an area larger than Walt Disney World. They relied on disparate systems for data collection, which were difficult to scale, prone to inefficiencies, and cumbersome for field staff working in remote areas with poor connectivity.
Solution
The park district adopted Jotform Enterprise to streamline and centralize operations. The platform’s versatile features, including conditional logic, single sign-on (SSO), Smart PDF forms, and integrations with asset management systems.
Results
Jotform Enterprise transformed operations at Three Rivers Park District by streamlining workflows, enhancing efficiency, and improving team collaboration. Digitizing processes like inspections, program registrations, and inventory tracking saved significant time and ensured compliance, even in remote areas with poor connectivity.
Allows us to explore different solutions
The very reason we have Jotform Enterprise is because our boss allows us to explore different solutions, play around with them, test them out, and expand them if they prove to be good solutions.
Senior manager of GIS, Three Rivers Park District
