Software for CDBG, HOME, and related HUD-funded programs

Community Development Manager (CDM) organizes the agency-side records and workflows behind funded activities, connecting applicants, projects, funding, loans, grants, rehabilitation, documents, tasks, portals, and reporting.

CDM funding source dashboard showing CDBG program funds, project utilization, budget category utilization, and funding review
Funding sources, projects, budget activity, and utilization remain connected to program operations.

What is CDBG and HOME program management software?

CDBG and HOME program management software gives administering agencies a connected place to organize the operational records and staff workflows behind funded housing and community-development activities. CDM links program and funding information with applicants, clients, properties, projects, assistance, rehabilitation, tasks, documents, and reports.

CDBG and HOME serve different federal program purposes and requirements, but agency teams often rely on many of the same operational records and workflows to administer activities, document decisions, coordinate work, and prepare information for review.

Keep funded activities tied to their operational and financial context

CDM lets agencies organize program work around the funding sources, projects, assistance types, people, properties, documents, and reporting structures that apply to each activity.

Applicants and clients

Manage intake, household and demographic information, income, configured review workflows, assignments, documents, and follow-up activity.

Programs and funding sources

Track programs, funding sources, allocations, draws, expenditures, obligations, income, utilization, and projects supported by multiple sources.

Properties and projects

Connect properties and projects to clients, funding, loans, grants, work plans, inspections, documents, tasks, and program activity.

Carry program context into loans, grants, and rehabilitation

The same funded activity may involve an applicant or client, a property, financial assistance, rehabilitation work, contractors, inspections, payment activity, documents, and staff tasks. CDM keeps those relationships visible.

  • Installment and deferred loans, grants, terms, schedules, balances, and payment history
  • Work plans, specifications, estimates, bidding, awarded work, changes, and disbursements
  • Contractor records, inspections, findings, photos, documents, and payment requests
  • Assignments, due dates, operational alerts, approvals, and activity history
  • Optional resident, vendor, and inspector portal workflows
CDM application review workspace showing applicant responses, program review, staff assignment, and approval actions
Application review, program context, assignments, and supporting information stay together.
CDM reporting workspace showing report categories, output formats, parameters, and recent reports
CDM provides operational, demographic, financial, funding, construction, loan, payment, and program reporting with PDF and CSV output.

Prepare program information from connected records

CDM reports draw from the same client, property, project, funding, loan, grant, rehabilitation, contractor, inspection, and payment records staff use in daily work. This supports monitoring, management review, audit preparation, and required reporting processes.

  • Operational and program activity
  • Client and demographic information
  • Funding, project, draw, and utilization information
  • Loan, grant, payment, balance, and escrow information
  • Rehabilitation, contractor, inspection, and work-plan information

See how CDM supports your funded-program operations

Schedule a walkthrough focused on your programs, projects, funding, assistance, rehabilitation, documents, tasks, and reporting needs.