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CaseLight vs FAMCare

CaseLight

6.0#20 in nonprofit case management software
WebLinuxSelf-hosted
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FAMCare

8.0#6 in case management softwareFrom $795 a month
AndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactCaseLightFAMCare
HeadquartersLos Osos, California, United StatesSt. Louis, Missouri, United States
IntegrationsThe product page does not list third-party integrations.Listed integrations include Microsoft Power BI, NextGen Office, Twilio, miniOrange, Elavon and Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM.
PurposeCaseLight is an open-source case management system for organizations doing frontline human-services work.FAMCare is case management software built for human services agencies to organize casework and produce audit-ready, outcome-level reporting.
ReportingIts reporting and monitoring and evaluation features turn frontline records into data funders request.The product includes more than 50 predefined reports, a reporting wizard, pivot-table data mining, KPI tools and Power BI reporting.
SecurityThe hosted service gives each organization an isolated database, encrypts sensitive fields at rest, and forces traffic over HTTPS.The maker states FAMCare holds SOC 2 Type II certification and describes encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, cloud hosting on Microsoft Azure, backups and continuous monitoring.

CaseLight plans

  • Deployment and customizationPriced on request
  • Managed hostingPriced on request

FAMCare plans

  • Basic$795 a month
  • FAMCare Foundation$9,540 a year
  • Tailored pricing overviewPriced on request

Pick CaseLight if…

CaseLight may suit nonprofits and other mission-driven organizations managing human-services casework. It is aimed at teams that need case records and reporting, with self-hosting or managed service options.

Pick FAMCare if…

FAMCare suits human services agencies, including child welfare, behavioral health, homeless services, and Indigenous community programs. It may fit teams that need casework tools alongside outcome-level reporting.

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