By SDA Listings Editorial · 8 July 2026 · 6 min read
1. Capture housing requirements
Record category, bedrooms, location, accessibility features and funding on the participant record. Consent flags matter for privacy.
2. Generate matches
The coordinator workspace scores published properties against requirements automatically. Review the top 10.
3. Shortlist and compare
Add 3–5 to a shortlist, use side-by-side compare, and share the shortlist link with the participant and family.
4. Enquire and inspect
Send information requests to providers directly. Book inspections. Use our inspection checklist on the day.
5. Track in a pipeline
The Kanban pipeline (New → Inspecting → Offer → Placed) makes reporting simple and avoids losing participants in inboxes.
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