Resources and Events

We have exciting news to share! Exponent Case Management has been chosen by X4Impact as the top-ranked impact tech solution in the area of Relationship Management for its popularity in search results…

In times of economic uncertainty, when many of our counterparts in the tech space are making impossible decisions, we know that people will continue to need human services and ultimately social work…

Easily mass update attendance, units of service, progress notes and more with Exponent Case Management. Learn everything you need to know about bulk updates in our ultimate guide. Bulk updates in CRMs…

A major part of what inspired our team to build Exponent Case Management was to support human services case managers by delivering a powerful and flexible case management system grounded in best…

This webinar features guest speaker, Dane Worthington from the Center for Employment Opportunities. Whether your organization’s entire mission is workforce development, or only one program your organization offers, you often need data…

With 26 systems considered and only 6 case management systems thoroughly reviewed, we are thrilled to be listed for 3 of the most common priorities for nonprofit organizations in Tech Impact’s latest…

Oh, we hear you! Your organization spends too much time entering or cleaning up data about your participants and not enough time helping to affect change of those participants. Well, never fear—we’re…

The National Alliance to End Homelessness defines rapid re-housing case management as “a subset of the Housing First approach to end homelessness.”  Rapid re-housing programs provide rental assistance and services for a…

Many organizations struggle with a need to get off paper files, consolidate systems and have the right reporting in place so they can track performance and measure outcomes. Exponent Case Management offers…

People who have spent time in prison face unique challenges when they return to their communities, including limited employment opportunities. According to a 2018 study, formerly incarcerated persons have a 27% unemployment…