District360 is a district management software platform that serves every type of downtown and place management organization. From 5-person Main Street programs to 200-person downtown partnerships.
If your job involves managing properties, tracking assessments, coordinating public space management and downtown maintenance, engaging stakeholders, or reporting to a board, this platform was built for your workflows.
Board reporting, strategy, stakeholder relationships
Ambassadors, service requests, public space management
Vacancy, property data, business retention, foot traffic
District metrics, dashboards, board governance
Downtown marketing, newsletters, sponsorships, website
Replace spreadsheets, connect district tools, prove value
What sets District360 apart is that the team understands our industry. They are not learning BIDs while building our system. They already know the difference between a property owner and a ratepayer.Executive Director · West Coast Downtown Partnership
Our clean and safe team went from paper-based tracking to real-time GPS verification. We can see where every ambassador is, what cases are open, and how fast they are being resolved.Public Space Director · East Coast BID
Data lives in 5 different places. There is no district report card that updates on its own. Board reports take days to assemble because nothing is connected.
Property records, owner information, and maintenance assessment amounts are tracked manually. Revenue falls through the cracks when records are wrong.
Contact history, meeting notes, and relationship context live in someone's inbox. When they leave, the institutional knowledge leaves with them.
Ambassadors are in the field handling downtown clean and safe operations, graffiti removal, and service requests. But there is no way to verify routes or report on delivery with data.
Most districts learn about vacancies by walking the district. There is no system for tracking prospective tenants, lease dates, foot traffic patterns, or occupancy trends over time.
Property tax assessments, membership dues, sponsorship commitments, and event revenue are managed across disconnected district tools. Hard to calculate your district's ROI on programs.
BIDs manage defined geographic areas funded by special assessments on commercial properties. They coordinate downtown clean and safe programs, stakeholder engagement, economic development, and community placemaking.
Canadian equivalent of BIDs. BIAs operate under municipal legislation and manage commercial districts through levy-funded programs. District360 adapts to Canadian governance structures and reporting requirements.
Larger organizations combining BID functions with economic development, community placemaking, downtown marketing, and advocacy. District360 scales to support multiple programs, large teams, and complex downtown partner relationships.
Assessment-funded districts with mandates around public safety, downtown clean and safe programs, graffiti removal, and community services. District360 adapts to the specific reporting and compliance requirements of SIDs and CBDs.
Government-authorized entities managing district tax increment financing, economic development, and downtown improvements. District360 adapts to DDA and DMD governance models with strong property data and government reporting.
Smaller organizations focused on downtown revitalization, community placemaking, events, and local business support. District360's Starter plan is designed for teams that need district tools without enterprise complexity. Adapts to volunteer-driven and grant-funded models.
Properties, contacts, assessments, board governance, reporting, and stakeholder engagement.
Learn more →Ambassador tracking, GPS routes, case management, service requests, and public space management.
Learn more →Membership management, dues, renewals, member portal, and payment collection.
Learn more →District website design, development, CRM-connected business directories, and launch.
Learn more →Tell us about your district. We will show you the platform using your use case, your data structure, and your priorities.