Program management & case systems
Make assessments, observation logs, volunteer coordination, employment tracking, and program evidence easier to manage.
Explore the solutionSector / Design around the constraints
Program monitoring and operations workflows with explicit agency, role, and site boundaries.
Illustrative scenario
A supervisor resolves a warehouse sync conflict while program staff see only records within their assigned scope.
Make assessments, observation logs, volunteer coordination, employment tracking, and program evidence easier to manage.
Explore the solutionDesign receiving, picking, purchasing, and inventory workflows for real working conditions, including supervised offline sync.
Explore the solutionBring schedules, selection rules, call-in workflows, results, payments, and follow-up into a traceable program system.
Explore the solutionOur offered model starts with workflow mapping, roles, and constraints. Use prototypes and milestone reviews to keep decisions visible. Define documentation, training, and export acceptance alongside the software.
The full delivery modelMap the people, workflow, records, integrations, and constraints.
Agree scope, configurable rules, roles, acceptance criteria, and transition artifacts.
Prototype and build in increments, with reviews and user acceptance work.
Prepare the operating package, export, knowledge transfer, and support agreement.
Share the solicitation, purchasing requirements, or project brief. Confirm any vendor registration or contract-vehicle requirement directly with Conduit. Fixed-price milestones can be discussed; pricing and scope are established in a proposal.
Procurement identifiers and contractingDiscovery must identify sensitive records, permitted device storage, retention, and applicable program requirements. Reference architectures are design proposals, not evidence of an awarded justice or corrections contract.
Control approach and honest statusStart a conversation
Tell us where the work gets stuck. We’ll start with the workflow, the people, and the constraints.