Who We Serve

If your organization runs housing lotteries, AuditDraw was built for you.

From public housing waitlists to municipal inclusionary drawings, AuditDraw supports the full range of organizations that conduct housing lotteries across the mainland U.S., Alaska, and Hawaii.

A well-kept, occupied low-rise affordable-housing community on a bright, sunny day

The organizations we work with:

Public housing agencies

PHAs of every size managing waitlists and unit allocations.

City & county level housing departments

Municipal housing programs.

Housing finance agencies

HFAs and related public-purpose entities.

Nonprofit administrators

Organizations under contract or MOU with a public agency.

Community development authorities

Public authorities allocating units within their districts.

Tribal housing authorities

Housing entities serving tribal communities.

Affordable-housing developers

Management companies, development organizations.

Other public & quasi-public organizations

Organizations legitimately conducting housing lotteries.

Whether you manage Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) waitlists, inclusionary or municipal lotteries, LIHTC and other affordable-program drawings, or special programs such as VASH and voucher preferences, AuditDraw is shaped around the rules and documentation practices housing programs actually use.

AuditDraw's history and track record

2019: A problem finds a solver.
Representatives of an affordable-housing department near Salt Lake City go looking for specialized third-party lottery processing and, like so many others, can't find a dedicated provider. Through mutual associates, they're connected with a math and data-science expert who listens, and makes it a personal project to solve the challenges that had kept dependable solutions out of the space.
Certified, then proven.
A series of breakthroughs in data security, authentication, and secure randomization leads to a dedicated platform with safeguards built directly into its foundation. After an outside firm reviews and certifies the randomization code as secure and mathematically sound, the city contracts a series of affordable-housing lotteries, all flawlessly processed and completed.
Word spreads.
Each lottery's verifiable records and audit trails save the department substantial cost, resources, and potential liability. Housing authorities and affordable-housing organizations across Utah, Idaho, and Colorado begin bringing their lotteries to the same trusted source, almost entirely through referrals from other agencies.
Hundreds of lotteries later.
For most of that period, the service runs the way clients need it to: an organization emails its details and applicant data, the lottery is scheduled, and a complete record and results package is emailed back automatically. This full-service model proves the process again and again, across hundreds of real housing lotteries.
2026: AuditDraw opens its doors.
The business formalizes as a company so the service can scale beyond one-to-one relationships. The web platform is new; the underlying technology is not. Every report format, every safeguard, and every deliverable has been shaped by years of real-world use.

Why the history matters. When you adopt AuditDraw, you are not betting on an untested idea. You are adopting a process that has quietly handled high-stakes housing lotteries for years, refined by the feedback of the agencies that depended on it.

Eligibility, confirmed in minutes.

Three-step diagram: Apply in minutes, confirmed usually automatically, then start your first lottery

AuditDraw accounts are reserved for the legitimate businesses and government entities that conduct housing lotteries. We confirm each new account for one reason: to keep fictitious and fraudulent data out of the system. That safeguard protects every client on the platform, and the applicants behind every drawing.

The registration form is short (your organization, its type, and the programs you run) and takes only a few minutes. Most organizations are confirmed automatically. When a registration needs a closer look, our team completes the review within one to two business days, and you'll hear from us either way.

Built for your team and everyone involved.

Decision-makers.

Directors and program leaders evaluating a neutral, specialized third party for the lotteries their organization is responsible for.

Program & operations staff.

The people who prepare applicant data, schedule lotteries, and work with the results and reports day to day.

Finance, IT & compliance.

Teams responsible for vendor setup, security review, records requirements, and billing arrangements.

Up to 100 people from your organization, on the same work email domain, can join your account at no additional cost, each with their own login and permissions set by the account manager.

Join the agencies that found us by referral, before our website went live.

Create your AuditDraw account today. Registration is free and takes only a few minutes.*

Create Your Account Through July 2026, the Full-Service (email-based scheduling) fee is waived for all lotteries. Applies to all new and existing accounts (standard lottery pricing still applies).

*Accounts requiring manual eligibility review are typically confirmed within 1–2 business days.