A needs assessment is due.
Organize the evidence around the priorities, populations, and decisions the assessment needs to address.
Community Data Platform
One place to build the community picture behind your next decision.
CommunityWise Hub helps staff move from a real question to a cited dashboard or report, using public data, local measures, and community voice.
Start With the Work
The tool should fit the job, not the other way around.
Most teams arrive with a deadline or question, not a clean dataset. CommunityWise Hub is organized around those practical starting points.
A grant needs a stronger case.
Bring cited public indicators together with approved local measures so the need is specific, current, and grounded.
A board needs the whole picture.
Give leaders one clear view of the measures, context, and progress that usually arrive in separate files.
Partners need a shared story.
Use one framework for contributions, review, and public reporting across departments and organizations.
What You Can Do
Keep the data, the context, and the public story connected.
Each part of the platform is designed to help staff do a specific piece of community reporting work.
Find relevant public data
Search a growing catalog of federal, state, and community data sources, with geography, years, and source context kept visible.
Add approved local measures
Place aggregate program and partner measures alongside public indicators without losing their definitions or source details.
Include community voice
Add themes and carefully selected quotes so lived experience helps explain the numbers instead of sitting in a separate appendix.
Build a Community Compass
Organize goals, objectives, indicators, charts, maps, narrative, and sources into one public-facing resource.
Work with a team
Give site admins, contributors, and reviewers clear roles in a shared reporting process.
Prepare accessible outputs
Create web, HTML, PDF, and Word outputs from the same reviewed content. CommunityWise Hub supports WCAG-aligned publishing.
A Straightforward Workflow
From the first question to something ready to share.
- 1
Name the question
Start with the decision, requirement, or public concern that your team needs to address.
- 2
Choose the evidence
Select relevant public indicators and add local measures and community context.
- 3
Review the meaning
Check sources, dates, definitions, comparisons, and plain-language takeaways.
- 4
Share the result
Publish or export a clear resource, then update it as new evidence becomes available.
AI With Human Judgment
Let the assistant help with the busy work. Keep people in charge of the meaning.
The CommunityWise assistant can help find relevant sources, organize a project, and draft plain-language content. Staff review the evidence, framing, and final publication decisions.
Good work gets stronger when teams build it together.
- Teams can work together in one shared space
- Comments make feedback easy to follow
- Tasks and reminders help maintain progress
- Reviewers approve before finalization
- Citations, source links, and reporting years stay connected
- AI-assisted suggestions remain easy to edit
- Definitions, limitations, and context remain part of the story
Built for responsible public reporting.
CommunityWise Hub is designed for aggregate community data. Do not upload protected health information, personally identifiable information, or individual records.
The platform supports WCAG-aligned publishing, making it easier for communities to meet accessibility requirements and share information with more residents.
What report is taking too much of your team’s time?
Tell us what you are trying to explain, who needs to understand it, and what evidence you already have. We will help you decide whether CommunityWise Hub is a good fit.