Housing and community development software for funded programs

Community Development Manager (CDM) connects the people, properties, funding, projects, financial records, rehabilitation work, documents, and reporting that public agencies manage across housing and community-development programs.

CDM funding source dashboard showing program funds, project utilization, budget categories, and funding review
CDM keeps program funding and related operational records connected.

What is housing and community development software?

Housing and community development software gives agencies one operational system for managing funded programs from intake through ongoing service, financial activity, project work, documentation, and reporting. It connects applicants and clients to properties, programs, funding sources, loans, grants, rehabilitation projects, inspections, contractors, tasks, and documents.

The phrase “community development software” can also describe land-use functions such as permitting and zoning. CDM serves the housing and government-funded program-administration side of community development.

Connect program work from intake through reporting

CDM keeps related records together so staff can follow the history of a household, property, project, award, loan, rehabilitation job, or funding source without rebuilding the same context in separate tools.

Intake and review

Capture applications, household and client details, property information, documents, staff assignments, and follow-up work.

Programs and funding

Organize programs, projects, funding sources, allocations, draws, obligations, expenditures, income, and utilization.

Assistance and project work

Connect loans, grants, rehabilitation work plans, contractors, inspections, disbursements, documents, and tasks.

Operations and reporting

Review activity, balances, funding, demographics, construction progress, program results, and other operational reports.

A shared system for teams managing housing and funded programs

CDM is designed for agencies that need operational and financial records to stay connected across programs, staff roles, residents, properties, projects, contractors, and reporting cycles.

  • Local-government housing and community-development departments
  • Agencies administering CDBG, HOME, SHIP, and other supported funding
  • Teams managing rehabilitation, loan, grant, inspection, and contractor workflows
  • Program, finance, management, and field staff working from shared records
CDM application review workspace showing applicant responses, program review, staff assignment, and approval actions
Applications, program review, assignments, and supporting records stay connected in CDM.

See how CDM fits your housing and community-development programs

Schedule a walkthrough focused on your programs, funding, workflows, financial records, rehabilitation work, reporting needs, and team structure.