Socrata

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Socrata

Company type	Private
Industry	Data as a Service
Founded	2007
Founder	Kevin Merritt
Headquarters	Seattle, Washington, United States
Key people	Kevin Merritt, Safouen Rabah, Matt Miszewski
Products	Open data, government performance management, government financial insights, data-driven government
Website	www.socrata.com

Socrata was a business-to-government software company that sold an open data platform whose goal was to help civic developers build apps more efficiently.^[1] The company was acquired by Tyler Technologies in 2018.

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