Parthenon
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Visit| Fact | Parthenon | Revere CRM |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, United States | New York, New York, United States |
| Integrations | Nexus integrates with Outlook through a Microsoft 365-approved add-in. | The privacy policy describes Google integrations for email and calendar tasks, including managing messages and scheduling constituent meetings. |
| Product | Parthenon describes itself as a constituent relationship management and communications platform for elected officials. | Revere is an AI-powered platform for government communications, inbox management, casework, and constituent response. |
| Security | Parthenon says it is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and directs customers to its trust center. | Civic says Revere is SOC 2 Type II compliant, aligns controls with NIST 800-53, and undergoes annual penetration testing. |
| Security testing | The certification record reports annual penetration testing, quarterly vulnerability scanning, firewalls, MFA and documented incident response. | The solutions page says Revere uses NIST-approved post-quantum-resistant encryption and undergoes annual third-party penetration tests and 30-day vulnerability scans. |
| Support | The knowledge base covers inbox, outreach, audiences, account settings, Outlook add-in and Stripe billing topics. | The contact page says users can submit their contact information and the Civic team will contact them shortly. |
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Parthenon is aimed at elected officials and public bodies handling constituent records, casework, and outreach. Its listed customer groups include councils, commissions, school boards, legislatures, and Congress.
Revere suits government offices that handle constituent correspondence, casework, and outreach. Civic describes workflows for federal, state, county, and city offices.