Neighborly Software
Improving the administrative efficiency and regulatory compliance of housing, economic, and community development programs.
Our cloud-based software provides a comprehensive solution for the enrollment, administration and reporting of housing, economic, and community development programs. By eliminating paper-based applications, manual processes and outdated technology, organizations can maximize their community investment dollars and minimize their compliance risk. Neighborly Software is 100% focused on the housing, economic, and community development market and provides a solution that can administer the broadest set of programs in one solution than any other vendor in the market. While combining over 5 modules (Grant Management, Relationship Management, Contractor/Housing-Rehabilitation, Task Management, Loan Servicing/Tracking, and Asset Management) into one, the system is highly functioning with a tremendous level of configuration unique to client design. Our clients are typically local/state governments administering funding programs from US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), State Housing Initiatives, US Department of Energy - Weatherization funding, Local/General funds.
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Being Timely with your Community Development Block Grant - Neighborly Software
Has the pandemic and the additional funding, have you looking for ways to more effectively manage your Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program? As an administrator of CDBG, you already…
Being Timely with your Community Development Block Grant - Neighborly Software
Startup in Residence announces 43 projects in 2019 cohort - StateScoop
A group of 43 projects announced Thursday by the Startup in Residence program includes digital tools for managing flood data, transportation permits, curb space, urban traffic flows and affordable housing applications, developed by partnerships between local governments and startup tech companies. Startup in Residence, which pairs local agencies and young, scrappy tech firms to solve civic problems, unveiled the projects developed by its 2019 cohort, which included 22 local governments and 39 companies that recently completed a 16-week period building digital tools ranging from online portals that ease resident interactions with government to back-office data management systems. Participating cities include Syracuse, New York, which is developing a permit management platform, and Long Beach, California, where officials have partnered with a company to create “traffic-calming solutions.” Jay Nath, formerly San Francisco’s chief innovation officer who launched the first Startup in Residence program in 2014, said these and other projects help show […]
Startup in Residence announces 43 projects in 2019 cohort - StateScoop
Neighborly Software
Founded in 2014
Neighborly Software improves the administrative efficiency and regulatory compliance of housing, economic and community development programs.
On Govlaunch since January 25, 2019
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