LOUIS is built for Indigenous communities and municipalities that need straightforward tools for the work that keeps a community running. Click the map, see what's known, pull the report when Council or a funder needs it. With a team that listens and follows through.
Software matters — but so do the people behind it.
Teams describe LOUIS as easy to grasp and navigate — lands referrals, housing records, and infrastructure on the map in one place instead of juggling separate systems that don't connect.
Clear communication throughout setup and beyond. When you raise something, we listen — and we come back with answers.
Every community runs differently. We adapt to your processes — not the other way around.
Which house, which road, which referral area? Open what's known from the same screen — a living register your team keeps current, not a filing cabinet and three spreadsheets.
Enter it once — find it when you need it, without waiting on another office
Housing and infrastructure — inventory, inspections, and tickets your crew and Council can follow
Lands and consultation — referrals, deadlines, and traditional knowledge under your governance
Reports at hand — when a funding window opens, you're not digging through a hundred files
Finance data connected — operational costs and rent tied to your accounting where integrations are available
Begin with housing, public works, or lands — prove it works, then bring other departments in when ready. We train on your real data at rollout, so learning is part of getting the work done.
When water, electrical, and public works live in the same system as housing, gaps don't bounce back to the housing office when someone asks a question at the door.
Start with referrals and map context — add traditional knowledge archive where that work is part of the job. Same platform family, different starting point.
Maps, records, and accountability at a scale your staff can keep current.
LOUIS Assets covers housing and infrastructure for Indigenous communities and municipalities. LOUIS Lands covers consultation and heritage for Indigenous communities.
Housing and infrastructure — inventory, inspections, maintenance tickets, and reporting for Indigenous communities and municipalities.
LOUIS Assets →Development review and consultation — referrals on the map, traceable records, and optional heritage archive for land-based interviews.
LOUIS Lands →Whether you're an Indigenous community or a municipality, your operational data belongs to you — not to us. LOUIS is built so you retain ownership and control over who accesses what, with clear policies for exports and subprocessors discussed before go-live.
Built and hosted in Canada, for Canadian communities.
You own it — housing, infrastructure, lands records, and reports stay yours
You control it — role-based access so the right people see the right information
Hosted in Canada — Canadian hosting and a team that answers custody questions early
Portfolio inventory, inspections, tickets, and funder-ready reports — with data sovereignty built into how access works.
Indigenous Housing →Water, roads, buildings, and fleet — public works with E-ACRS-aligned condition data and Council-ready evidence when leadership asks.
Indigenous Infrastructure →Referrals, traditional knowledge, and heritage — under your community's governance, with records leadership can defend.
Indigenous Lands →Roads, facilities, and water — maps and records in one place for Council evidence. Your data stays yours, hosted in Canada, with a team that trains on your real workflows.
Municipalities →Request a demo — housing, public works, lands, or municipal ops, with realistic examples. Training will be delivered using your data.