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
Latest News
Engaging Families in Student Support Plans
Students with parents and caregivers that engage in their school life have a 98% average attendance rate. Alongside social and emotional development, attending school is vital for a child’s well-being more →
The Science Behind Emotional Journaling
Mental health problems impact 14% of 10-19-year-olds worldwide, and this figure is rising. In 2023, 1 in 5 UK children had a probable mental disorder. Six years prior, this figure more →
Sussex Police has halved the average number of days it takes to progress Restorative Justice Cases from Referral to finalisation since introducing ECINS.
Elize Manning, RJ Coordinator, Sussex Police
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
The time savings we’ve been able to make since using ECINS has been enormous. We’ve been able to significantly cut down the time we spend on data entry and searching for information. It is just so quick!
Chris Day, Housing Support Worker, 180° Norfolk, UK
Our partnership and the ECINS platforms will give the AMHC a competitive edge and place us at the cutting edge of monitoring and evaluation for Aboriginal men who use intimate partner violence (IPV).
Devon Cuimara, Founder CEO, Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
