Make the job easier — enter it once, click the house on the map, pull the report when the funding window opens.
Records scattered across spreadsheets, filing cabinets, and a finance system that updates on its own schedule. Housing is first contact for tenants — but the data lives somewhere else.
LOUIS puts inventory, inspections, maintenance tickets, and reporting in one straightforward place. Housing sees rent and maintenance when it happens — not weeks later waiting on another office.
For Indigenous communities, data sovereignty is often the gate before any software conversation moves forward. LOUIS is designed so your community retains ownership of housing and asset information, with control over who accesses what.
We work within OCAP® — Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession — so custody, export rules, and subprocessor questions are answered early, not at renewal time.
Prove it with housing first — then expand to assets, finance, and other departments as the team is ready.
Hands-on setup with your rent, your units, and your workflows — so training gets real work done and leaves you with examples you can keep using.
Print work orders for field staff who don't carry devices — complete the job, bring the record back into the system. Mobile when your team is ready.
Many Nations discover homes and addresses that were never in the register. Building the inventory is part of the value.
Request a demo — we'll walk through housing inventory, tickets, and reporting with realistic examples. Training will be delivered using your data.