Introducing Lift Right!Early Access offer through December 31, 2026.See Early Access

Housing

Case management and funder reporting for housing and homelessness services.

Built for housing work

  • HUD measures, ready to pick. Choose the System Performance Measures your Continuum of Care scores: exits to permanent housing, length of time homeless, returns to homelessness within two years, first-time homelessness and income growth.
  • Everyday housing measures. Move-ins to permanent housing, still housed at the 6- and 12-month checks, households served, financial assistance paid and the data quality rate.
  • Households, linked. Link family members under a head of household, enroll a household in a program in one step, and record a move-in for everyone at once. Each person keeps a separate record and consent.
  • Housing history on every record. Living situation in HUD’s terms, move-in date, address history, and the 6- and 12-month housing checks scheduled after each move-in.
  • Rent and deposits through the grant. Record rent, deposits and utility payments against the grant that pays for them.
  • HMIS files from data you already entered. Income and benefits use HUD’s lists and compare entry to exit. Download HUD’s HMIS CSV files with a validation report, and mark referrals as coordinated entry.
  • Intake that fits housing. Intake catches likely duplicates by email, phone, or name and date of birth. Set how often people are reassessed. Closing a case collects the exit facts and schedules follow-up check-ins.

AI for the paperwork

  • Award letters, read by AI. Upload an award letter and AI pulls out the requirements, which become the tasks your caseworkers see.
  • Funder reports, drafted by AI. The report pulls the numbers caseworkers already recorded, and AI drafts the narrative in the funder’s language. Your staff review every word before it goes out.
A Lift Right funder report for a rapid rehousing grant, with AI drafts of the grant summary and program overview built from the report’s figures.

Progress you can see

  • Housing comes first in the assessment. The 12-area assessment opens with housing stability, so you see each person’s progress over time.
A Lift Right participant record showing the 12-area assessment, with Housing first and each area’s change since the baseline.

Your team’s time goes to housing people. Lift Right handles the reporting.