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CaseStream vs In-Form

CaseStream

6.0#21 in nonprofit case management softwareFrom $450 a month
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In-Form

8.0#1 in nonprofit case management softwareFrom £165 a year
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FactCaseStreamIn-Form
HeadquartersAllendale, Michigan, United StatesLondon, United Kingdom
MakerCaseStream says it was initially developed with the YWCA Grand Rapids and is now used by domestic violence and victim services agencies.In-Form is developed by Homeless Link, a national membership charity for organisations working with people who become homeless in England.
PurposeCaseStream is cloud based case management software for domestic violence, abuse, shelter, and victim services organizations.In-Form is a case management system designed around client relationships for non-profit organisations.
ReportingThe product supports custom reports, scheduled report emails, Excel exports, and VOCA reporting with de-duplication.In-Form Community includes standard reports and dashboards, while Essential offers over 200 reports and dashboards out of the box.
SupportSubscriptions include technical support, and the listed plans include unlimited email support; customers can also contact support by phone or email.Support includes a help desk, customer-success reviews, training, webinars and ongoing assistance after implementation.

CaseStream plans

  • Up to 25 Users$450 a month
  • Up to 50 Users$600 a month
  • Up to 75 Users$750 a month
  • Up to 100 usersPriced on request

In-Form plans

  • CommunityFree
  • In-Form Essential£165 a year
  • Essential£165 a year
  • Enterprise£300 a year
  • In-Form Enterprise£300 a year
  • In-Form Community£360 a year

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You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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In-Form is aimed at non-profit organisations managing client relationships and casework, particularly housing and homelessness services. The available features also address family, mental health, addiction, employment, refugee, and veteran services.

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