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Apply, renew and pay for your business permit online, and follow it to release without a trip to the hall.
Every member LGU runs the same stages. Here is a sample bakery’s permit going through them.
The permit office, each clearance desk and the treasury work on the same application, so nothing is retyped.
Apply from your computer, your phone or the hall’s kiosk. The permit office sees the same application whichever door you use.
Owners reach you from a computer, a phone and the kiosk in your lobby. Your staff run every desk from one office.
The portal works in your phone’s browser: what is due, where your application is, and your permit’s QR code.Owners see what is due on their phones before it is late, so fewer walk in to ask.
Apply, renew, attach your papers and pay from any browser.Owners file complete applications and see what the hall needs next.
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At the hall? Sign in with a texted code and leave with a reference number.Walk-ins apply, renew or check without queueing at the counter.
The permit office, each department and the treasury work on your application together.The queue, the clearance desks, collections and permits in one dashboard.
Every released permit opens its own verification page from a QR scan.Masterlists, the BSP and PLDS returns, and reports you build yourself.
Every released permit opens its own verification page from a QR scan.Masterlists, the BSP and PLDS returns, and reports you build yourself.
The screens are BPL-OPS itself, on sample records of a fictional municipality. The kiosk photograph is illustrative.
From the first application to the QR code on your permit, the year stays in view.
38 seconds. Every screen in it is BPL-OPS itself, on sample records. The phone app it shows is not out yet.
Every member LGU runs its own register on BPL-OPS. Pick yours to reach its portal, or let your phone find the nearest one.
Pick your LGU to sign in to the staff office. Not on BPL-OPS yet? Bring it on.
Something else on your mind? Write to us at the address below. hello@zentech.ph
BPL-OPS is the business permit and licensing system Philippine cities and municipalities use to take Mayor’s Permit applications and renewals online, assess the fees, clear each department, collect payments and release the permit.
Search for it at the top of this page or find it on the map. Each member LGU runs its own register, so you apply to your own permit office.
Not to apply, renew or check your application. If the permit office needs a paper from you, your application page says so. Halls with a BPL-OPS kiosk also take walk-ins in the lobby.
From what you declare. Your LGU sets the fee for each line of business as a fixed amount, a bracket or a formula, and BPL-OPS applies it to your figures, such as your capital or last year’s sales. The permit office confirms the amount before you pay.
Once the permit office has priced your application, pay from your application page on the schedule your LGU sets, the whole year at once or section by section.
Every released permit carries a QR code. Scanning it opens your permit office’s own page, which says whether the permit is genuine and valid today.
Write to hello@zentech.ph. BPL-OPS is made by Zentech Inc., the team behind BarangayOS, and each LGU gets its own register, fee schedule, departments and branding.
Cities and municipalities are bringing their permit offices online. Find yours and start your application.
Bring your permit office online: one register, your fee schedule, your departments and your branding.
Your city is not on BPL-OPS yet? Tell your municipal hall about us.
We read every message at hello@zentech.ph.
