ECINS helps teams provide joined-up support to people in need while empowering those being supported. The most collaborative case management system in the world, our revolutionary systems are changing lives and delivering measurable results across the UK, US and Australia.
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The world's most collaborative case management system
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Thousands of users across multiple countries
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20+ years experience
Why make the move to ECINS?
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one record of truth
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completely secure file sharing
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remote access from any device
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adaptable, easy-to-use and scale
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low cost and pays for itself in efficiency savings
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license-free to encourage wide participation at no extra cost
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When Needs Change Overnight: How Adaptable Case Management Keeps Services Responsive
Adaptable case management software like ECINS enables rapid, collaborative multi-agency social care responses by offering secure, cloud-based, license-free tools for workflow flexibility, data sharing, and outcomes tracking.
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License-Free Case Management: Bringing More Organisations into the Same Support Network
ECINS offers license-free case management, enabling seamless, cost-effective multi-agency collaboration with secure data sharing, faster onboarding, equitable access, and improved coordinated outcomes.
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As ECINS is accessible remotely, officers can upload information on their i-pads when out on the street so they are actively addressing live operations.
Claire Hardy, Senior Practitioner (Crime & ASB) – City Wide Operations, Public Protection & Licensing Directorate, Westminster City Council
The difference ECINS is making to our organisation for efficiency, effectiveness, accessibility and managing our caseloads is enormous.
Kirsty Richardson, Head of Operations, Tiny Life
ECINS has been instrumental in the information sharing process that allowed us to produce a timely report to Social Care … (and) may well have prevented a serious case review having to be carried out.
Andy Solomon, ASB Team Leader of the Community Protection Team, Ipswich Borough Council, UK
Knowing that the information is on the system, but can’t be accessed by the whole network reassures the young person making disclosures, whilst also enabling an inclusive management of risk.
Jules Trompowsky, Rescue and Response Partnership Coordinator, Rescue and Response Project (County Lines), Brent Council, UK
