Case Management Software for Tribal and First Nations Organizations

Software That Answers to Your Nation and Values

Casebook is tribal case management software your Nation configures around its own programs, cultural practices, and reporting obligations to federal and Tribal funders.

  • ACET
  • Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association Inc.
  • Arctic Slope Native Association (ASNA)
  • Bristol Bay Native Association
  • Cahuilla Band of Indians
  • Confederated Tribes of Colville Reservation
  • Hualapai Indian Tribe
  • Indian Child and Family Preservation Program
  • Indigenous Peoples Task Force
  • Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians
  • Kickapoo Social Services
  • Kletsel Dehe Band of Wintun Indians
  • Kwadacha Nation Social Development Dept.
  • Kwanlin Dun First Nation
  • Mi'kmaq Nation
  • Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
  • Pauquachin First Nation
  • Prince Albert Outreach Program
  • Sagamok First Nation
  • Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians
  • Southern Ute Indian Tribe
  • St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin
  • State of North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs
  • Upper Sioux Community
  • Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

Configurable Software for Tribal Governments and Communities

A Tribal government administering TANF and a community organization delivering elder services both have to manage several programs under separate funding streams. Casebook is Tribal government software that connects those programs in one system, so program directors can compare results and decide where to allocate resources.

  • Generate reports that satisfy federal and Tribal funder requirements.
  • Track every service a member receives in one profile.
  • Control who can view each member record by role.
  • Configure intake forms to match your programs and practices.
  • Coordinate services among departments without duplicate data entry.

Key Features for Tribal and First Nations Organizations

  • No-Code Configuration
  • Automated Workflows
  • Mobile & Cloud Access
  • Compliant Audit Trails
  • Outcome Reporting
  • Person Profiles
  • Role-Based Security
  • Team Collaboration
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One System for Coordinating Tribal Social Services

Casebook coordinates and documents the programs your organization delivers to members, from child welfare to elder services and anything else your community runs.

  • Sovereign Nation Programs and Government Services
  • Tribal Child Welfare and Family Services Programs
  • Indigenous Community and Member Support Programs
  • Multi-Department Organizations Delivering Coordinated Services
  • Grant-Funded Initiatives for First Nations and Tribal Communities
  • Tribal TANF and Benefits Administration Programs
  • First Nations Health and Public Safety Programs

Case Management Built Around Tribal Programs and Communities

Casebook gives program directors and case managers one system for intake, service coordination, documentation, and grant reporting.

Multi-Program Management

Casebook serves as tribal child welfare software and elder services case management in the same system. A program director can review both departments without logging into separate tools.

Configurable Workflows and Forms

You write intake questions in the language and structure your community uses. Your team adds fields, reorders questions, and changes what information each program collects through Casebook’s no-code editor.

Role-Based Security and Permissions

Only behavioral health staff can open a behavioral health record. Your organization sets those boundaries by department and role, then adjusts them as staff change.

Secure and Unified Data

Members enrolled in several programs can keep a single profile that holds every service they receive. Authorized staff can open it and see the member’s full history right away.

Program and Service Coordination

Your case managers refer members to outside health providers, then record whether they attended those appointments. Staff members can also check eligibility for every program from that same file.

Grant Funding and Reporting

A grants manager can pull a quarterly federal report directly from live program data. Your team then reuses that same data for provincial and Tribal requirements without rebuilding anything.

Tribal Software Configured to Community and Cultural Needs

Workflows that enable community impact. Data that protects your members.

No two Nations organize their programs the same way, which is why Casebook takes direction from your structures instead of imposing a general workflow for all Nations. Your team sets up intake, permissions, and reporting to match your structures without reshaping your programs around someone else’s software. Sensitive member information stays protected under the access rules your organization sets.

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Strengthen Program Coordination, Reporting, and Visibility

Your organization serves the same members through different programs at once, each with its own funder and its own reporting calendar.

Challenges

  • Your staff has to check several systems to see one member’s full service history.
  • Grants managers put together every funder report by hand from separate spreadsheets.
  • Case managers keep cultural and community details in spreadsheets because their software has no field for them.
  • A program director waits weeks for the data they need to make a decision.
  • Staff with no role in a member’s care can read their behavioral health records.

Casebook’s Solution

  • Casebook keeps every program’s records in one member profile.
  • A grants manager configures each report template once, then reuses it every cycle.
  • Your team configures intake and workflows to match how your programs operate.
  • Program directors pull current outcome data whenever they have to make a decision.
  • You set who can open each record by department and role.

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