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ClientTrack Goes Beyond Compliance to Grow and Scale with You
- Easy and comprehensive data and service management
- Integration with third-party tools
- Faster and easier reporting
- Robust toolset beyond required features
- Flexible and adaptable
Our out-of-the-box solution is built to comply with all up-to-date HUD specifications. With ClientTrack, you know you’re getting a solution that meets every recommendation of the HUD HMIS Vendor Checklist.
It starts with compliance...
…but is so much more!
ClientTrack goes beyond just compliance. Using our in-app designer toolset, ClientTrack can be customized to fit your specific needs. Our toolset requires no coding knowledge and can build out new workflows, forms, functionality, fields, queries, reports, and so much more. Your tech should adapt to you, not the other way around.
Your organization defines the ClientTrack experience for the different roles it oversees. You can set permissions, create custom dashboards, and define menu options based on user roles so each person’s ClientTrack experience is tailored to them and they can immediately get the information they need to do their work each day.
An HMIS solution for everyone
ClientTrack has
the right tools!
ClientTrack gives you everything you need, including coordinated entry, real-time bed and facility management, case notes, eligibility assessments on client intake, closed-loop referrals, and much more.
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ClientTrack breaks down the information silos that so often impede case management and care coordination.
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