1. Casebox
Human Rights
Solutions

2. Can you easily determine your
progress in human rights
advocacy?
 The answer is almost always NO
Why?
This is why:
Most records are
still kept in binders,
physical storage or
Folders on hard drives

3. The Problem:

4. Most tech solutions are unfit for
human rights organizations
Too unsafe
Too outdated
Too service-oriented
Too expensive
Hard to customize
Too focused on corporate
practice

5. Enter Casebox – a solution
created by human rights
defenders

6. Human Rights Advocacy is often
a collaboration between several
organizations across continents

7. Shared Task Management for
Human Rights Litigation
Familiar
folder
structure

8.  When a task is created, notifications by email
are sent to Assigned users.
 A notification is sent to the owner of the task
when it's closed by assignee users.
 Here is a list of 3 notifications received by Erik
Norman:

9.  Casebox will group all tasks created or assigned to
you in smart folders. In 2 clicks you can see active
tasks that you've created for a specific user.
 Ray Mack has 3 active tasks created by the logged
in user:

10. Tasks can also be displayed in
Calendar View

11. Office Integration is Key to
usability -
 Casebox allows to seamlesly edit a MSWord
document without having to download, edit,
and then upload the file again.

12. Casebox helps visualize complex
litigation and advocacy
campaigns

13. What if you manage hundreds
of cases?
 Human Righs advocacy contains fascinating data from different
countries, gender, types of violations. Each case tends to have a
status (under investigation, active, closed) and other attributes.
So, Casebox has
a Charting Option

14. Data analysis for non-data
brains: Filters are key

15. Important to Human Rights
Defenders:
Open Source
Fully Customizable
Run on your own server

16. Beyond Tech – a relationship to
navigate process creation