Caseworker.gov
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VisitCaseworker.gov vs Parthenon
What both publish
| Fact | Caseworker.gov | Parthenon |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Shipston on Stour, Warwickshire, United Kingdom | Austin, Texas, United States |
| Integrations | The maker lists Office 365, Lotus Notes or IBM Notes, G-Suite, Active Directory single sign-on and G-Suite single sign-on as compatible platforms. | Nexus integrates with Outlook through a Microsoft 365-approved add-in. |
| Security | The maker states that the service uses user-level access controls, 256-bit SSL encryption, Google data centres and second-factor authentication with YubiKeys or a smartphone app. | Parthenon says it is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and directs customers to its trust center. |
Caseworker.gov plans
- Caseworker.gov£15 a month
Parthenon plans
- Reach 1k$19 a month
- Reach 2.5k$45 a month
- Reach 5k$99 a month
- Reach 10k$135 a month
- Reach 15k$219 a month
- Reach 20k$285 a month
Pick Caseworker.gov if…
It suits elected representatives, political groups and correspondence teams that need to organize constituent casework across several incoming channels. Teams needing FOI or Parliamentary Question workflows may also find its listed functions relevant.
Pick Parthenon if…
Parthenon is aimed at elected officials and public bodies handling constituent records, casework, and outreach. Its listed customer groups include councils, commissions, school boards, legislatures, and Congress.