A configurable, cloud-native case management and provider tracking platform designed for nonprofits and public human services agencies.
Overview
Casebook PBC is an enterprise-grade public-benefit corporation providing specialized cloud-based case management solutions for human services, social work, and child welfare sectors. The platform automates centralized client intake records, dynamic form creation, program outcome evaluations, and compliance tracking pipelines. By replacing fragmented desktop systems and manual sheets, it streamlines daily operational loops for field caseworkers and administration. Originally incubated by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, it helps government entities and large non-profits track community indicators safely.
Founded year:2017
Founder:Tristan Louis
Team size:26-100
Popularity:Highly regarded, award-winning pioneer in the GovTech and social services ecosystem, recognized continuously on multiple top-tier public vendor matrices.
Integrations:KPMG Enterprise Solutions, Custom Webhooks, Database API Hubs, Email Gateways
Founder story
Casebook PBC was founded in 2017 in New York City by serial technology entrepreneur Tristan Louis, originating from an earlier innovation initiative called Case Commons under the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Having discovered that child welfare caseworkers were severely restricted by archaic database designs, the team engineered a modern, family-centered SaaS infrastructure. The platform expanded nationwide, evolving into a dedicated public-benefit corporation supporting the wider human services ecosystem.
What it does
Caseworkers
Social Workers
Program Managers
Nonprofit Directors
Grant Administrators
Who it's for
Child and Family Welfare Agencies
Social Service Nonprofit Organizations
State and Municipal Government Human Services Departments