School Flow Automations builds funding intelligence software for districts and County Offices of Education. Our product, School Flow Funding, maps your projects to credible funding pathways across the School Facilities Program, federal grants, state programs, energy incentives, IRS elective pay, and local sources — so nothing eligible goes unfunded.
California superintendent turnover hit 20.9% in 2020-21 and remains elevated. CBO vacancies, FMOT director retirements, and classified layoffs leave districts without the people who know the project history, deadlines, and funding strategy.
The state's mandatory transition to OPSC Online filing is months away. Districts without a digital workflow, delegate access, and an organized funding strategy will fall behind the queue — and the queue is already 1,263 applications deep.
SFP, Prop 2, federal grants, IRA elective pay, energy incentives, USDA Community Facilities, local match sources, foundations — over 50 credible funding pathways exist. Most districts pursue 5 or 6. The gap between those numbers is the unclaimed capital.
A project-intake decision dashboard. Not another funding directory.
Project type, site, scope, cost estimate, phase, schedule urgency, FMP status, local match capacity, and the eligibility triggers — energy, CTE, seismic, hardship, modernization, deferred maintenance.
Every eligible source ranked by fit confidence, strategic alignment, timeline fit, match burden, compliance load, and competitiveness. Each option shows the dollar range and what evidence is missing.
A funding-source narrative for your Five-Year Facilities Master Plan, an evidence checklist, a deadline register, and a deployment-tracking layer that stays with you after the award is in hand.
Demo currently in private preview with San Mateo COE and select districts.
54 funding sources across six families. Each one has a reviewer, a confidence level, and a last-reviewed date — so when a recommendation reaches your board, it carries the credibility of the source behind it.
New Construction, Modernization, Facility Hardship, Seismic Mitigation, CTE Facilities, Charter School Facilities, Overcrowding Relief Grant, Small School District Program.
USDA Community Facilities, E-Rate, Impact Aid §7003, FEMA HMGP and BRIC, DOE Renew America's Schools, EPA Clean School Bus, Title I-VI eligible programs.
§179D Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings, §48 Investment Tax Credit, §48E Solar & Storage, §30C EV Charging, §6417 Direct Pay election — the mechanism that makes credits work for tax-exempt districts.
CalSHAPE, PG&E / SCE / SDG&E rebates, California Energy Commission RECESS, CARB Clean Transportation, SGIP, CALeVIP.
GO Bonds (Prop 39 / Prop 13), Mello-Roos Community Facilities Districts, Developer Fees (Level I, II, III), COPs, Lease-Revenue Bonds, Fund 40, RRMA, Joint-Use Agreements.
S.D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation, Stuart Foundation, regional community foundations, corporate community-benefit programs, workforce and sustainability initiatives.
For Chief Business Officials, Superintendents, Facilities Directors, and the staff who carry the institutional knowledge.
Countywide capital funding strategy, portfolio triage, and member-district readiness support — built for the COE role.
How we frame the COE role: School Flow Funding presents general obligation bonds, developer fees, Mello-Roos, and similar instruments as member-district local match sources that COEs help evaluate — not as COE-controlled funding.
Pricing is anchored to where you are in the funding lifecycle, not the size of your district.
Pricing is project-scoped and reviewed quarterly. Talk to us about your district or COE context and we'll structure the engagement around your funding lifecycle.
Hansen Global Industries, Inc. is the legal entity behind School Flow Automations, our operating brand, and School Flow Funding, our product. We exist because California's capital funding landscape is too fragmented for any single staff member to hold in their head — and turnover means the knowledge that does exist often leaves with the person.
We're building the funding intelligence layer that stays with the district. Sources are maintained from credible institutional references — OPSC, CDE, the California Energy Commission, IRS guidance, the California Grants Portal. Every recommendation cites its basis. Every district workspace is scoped by California Department of Education identifiers. Nothing is generic.
A 30-minute discovery call. Bring your active projects and we'll walk through which funding pathways apply, what evidence is needed, and how the OPSC Online transition changes your timeline.
School Flow Funding is currently in private preview with San Mateo County Office of Education and a small cohort of California districts. Send us a note and we'll get you on the waitlist with priority for warm-network referrals.
Email support@hansengi.com