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Housing First HMIS+ Management Platform

Where we're active
Where we're active

Active in one of the largest
housing crises in the country

Kansas City is facing a mounting housing emergency. Thousands of individuals and families are experiencing homelessness or housing instability — and the systems meant to help them are fragmented, paper-heavy, and built for a different era.

dWellKC

dWell-KC is the flagship deployment of the dWell-one platform — built alongside housing agencies, case workers, and outreach teams in the Kansas City metro. It replaces fragmented spreadsheets and siloed tools with a unified, real-time platform for case management, field visits, HMIS intake, and housing placement tracking.

dWell-one is housing crisis management software — purpose-built for the organizations and people doing the work on the ground.
HMIS+

Because the HMIS
is just the beginning

dWell is Housing First — but Wellness Focused. One platform, built to carry the work from first contact to stable housing — and everything a team needs to manage in between.

Outreach Management

Track field contacts, engagement history, and follow-up in real time.

Shelter Management

Manage beds, intakes, and capacity across every shelter site.

Property Management

Oversee units, vouchers, inspections, and lease-up from one system.

Case Management

Coordinate care plans, notes, and outcomes across every case worker.

Community Management

Connect residents, partner agencies, and support networks in one place.

HMIS is inadequate.

dWell-one is the Operating System for Housing Organizations.

The Journey

Because Housing First means
tracking from street to stability

Stability doesn't just mean Housed.
Stability means "healthy," "settled," and "thriving."

Most platforms abandon the client at some point along the way, leaving a massive gap in the pathway to a thriving, stable life.

Every step along the way — one continuous record instead of a handoff between disconnected systems, so no one falls through the cracks between outreach and a stable home.

Street

First contact through outreach

Shelter

Intake, beds, and stabilization

Housing

Placement, vouchers, and lease-up

Stability

Ongoing case support and wellness

The Destination

One platform,
not a dozen disconnected tools

Today, a housing organization often has software that looks like this:

HMIS Property Management Maintenance Accounting Google Forms DocuSign Email Text Messaging Case Management Reporting Tools Asset Tracking

Each solves one problem.

None runs the organization.

Every employee spends part of their day moving information from one system to another.

The dWell-one vision

One platform for all your housing organization's needs.

The Current Environment

Organizations already pay for a fragmented stack

Before a unified platform, most housing organizations are stitching together seven, eight, sometimes nine separate vendors just to run day-to-day operations — HMIS, property management, CRM, case management, intake forms, messaging, e-signatures, automation, and reporting. Each tool solves one problem. None of them talk to each other.

Vendor & Tier Breakdown
Software Category Example Vendor Small Org Medium Org Large / Enterprise
HMIS Bitfocus Clarity $15,000–40,000 $40,000–100,000 $100,000–500,000+
Property Management AppFolio $3,000–8,000 $8,000–30,000 $30,000–150,000+
CRM Salesforce $3,000–15,000 $15,000–75,000 $75,000–500,000+
Case Management Bonterra $5,000–20,000 $20,000–60,000 $60,000–250,000+
Forms & Intake Jotform Enterprise $500–3,000 $3,000–10,000 $10,000–50,000+
Messaging & Collaboration Slack $2,000–10,000 $10,000–40,000 $40,000–250,000+
Document Signing DocuSign $1,000–5,000 $5,000–20,000 $20,000–100,000+
Workflow Automation Zapier / Make $500–5,000 $5,000–20,000 $20,000–75,000+
Business Intelligence Power BI / Tableau $1,000–8,000 $8,000–30,000 $30,000–150,000+
Total Estimated Annual Spend
Small Nonprofit
$30K–75K
per year
Medium Housing Agency
$75K–200K
per year
Large CoC / Housing Authority
$200K–1M+
per year
The Opportunity

In FY2024, HUD sent $203.9M
to fund HMIS software and CoC planning

Every Continuum of Care in the country is required to run an HMIS. That's a quarter of a billion dollars a year in federal money already committed to this work — funding software and planning that hasn't kept pace with what teams on the ground actually need. dWell-one is built to be the platform that spend deserves.

HMIS Funding
$68.3M
346 grants · 295 CoCs
CoC Planning Funding
$135.5M
361 grants
Combined FY2024 Spend
$203.9M
Nationally, HUD CoC Program
How the $203.9M splits
33.5%
66.5%
HMIS funding — $68.3M
CoC planning funding — $135.5M