Your intake queue is already too long. Your staff is already doing triage with one eye on the clock and one eye on client safety. Then a privacy scare hits: a mis-sent email, a shared link left open, a spreadsheet copied to the wrong drive. The harm isn’t abstract. It can put a survivor at […]
Your mission is clear. Your systems are not. You run a vital organization that stands behind frontline advocates—a national network, a law school clinic, an impact litigation hub. Your team is brilliant and committed. But behind the scenes, you’re fighting a quiet war against chaos. Case and program data are scattered across a dozen tools
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Your intake queue is growing. A referral handoff breaks. A board report is due, and the numbers don’t match what staff see on the ground. Meanwhile, you’ve got plans: a new case management system, a refreshed intake flow, an AI pilot, a reporting fix that should have happened two years ago. But execution feels chaotic
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It often starts with a scene that’s all too familiar. A major funder report is due, and your team is scrambling, manually pulling data from three different spreadsheets and a clunky case management system that hasn’t seen an update in years. Unsurprisingly, the numbers don’t match. This reporting panic is the moment a key operational
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A staff member sees a strange login alert, then intake goes down. The phones start ringing, the web form spins, and someone says the quiet part out loud, client safety might be at risk. This is the constraint justice-focused legal nonprofits live with, a small team, a tight budget, high stakes handling sensitive information, and
