Keep the housing search moving.
A housing lead is only useful if a navigator can move it forward.
MiCasa brings the search and the follow-up into one case, with the navigator in control.

Start with the person who needs a home.
Here is a client with forty-five days left on a voucher.
They need a two-bedroom home in Santa Ana or Anaheim, up to two thousand dollars, with step-free entry. Let's search.

Know what to check before you reach out.
Two homes meet the price and bedroom filters. The first still needs an accessibility check.
Anaheim returned no listings, and that gap stays visible. The navigator can see what is known and exactly what to ask next.

Prepare the inquiry. Keep the decision human.
Choose Work this case. MiCasa prepares the availability inquiries.
The navigator can read each message before it goes out. I'll approve this inquiry and stop the other. Both decisions stay on the case.

Give every reply a next step.
Now record a landlord's reply. The home is available, but step-free access still needs checking.
Save that follow-up with a due date, so the next person opening the case knows what happens next.

Make the work visible.
The report shows the approved inquiry and the decision to stop the other.
This fictional case demonstrates the workflow, with outreach simulated. The pilot will test whether it saves navigators time.

Let's test it with your navigators.
I'd like an hour with two housing navigators. Bring a task they do every week.
We'll compare MiCasa with their current process on the same fictional cases. If it saves useful time, we can agree on a small pilot.