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Connected child welfare product

Turn disconnected work into a clearer path home.

MTX Gov Child Welfare connects intake, prevention, case practice, providers, placements, permanency, and partner data on a modular product foundation—giving teams a more usable view of each child and family journey.

  • Modular by design
  • Practice configurable
  • Human-directed decisions

ConnectedCourts · providers · partners

VisibleWorkload · risk · outcomes

Designed around the child welfare continuum

  1. Intake
  2. Intervention
  3. Placement
  4. Permanency
  5. Aftercare

Product at a glance

A reusable foundation organized around child welfare practice.

These figures describe product scope and design. Agency outcomes depend on implementation priorities, operating conditions, adoption, and locally defined measures.

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Connected capability areas

From intake and investigation through permanency and exchange

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Journey moments

A product model organized around practice, not system silos

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Architecture layers

Experiences, product modules, shared services, and governed data exchange

The industry challenge

Child welfare practice is carrying the weight of fragmented technology.

Rising caseloads and workforce pressure make usable technology more important. Yet many agencies still rely on disconnected records, rigid workflows, limited partner visibility, and modernization programs that take years to reach frontline teams.

Family walking together outdoors
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Administrative work competes with family engagement

Repeated data entry, document handling, and system navigation consume time that practitioners could use to understand needs and coordinate services.

MTX product response

Guided intake, reusable information, mobile casework, and workflow-driven tasks

Public-service teams coordinating case information
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Information is fragmented across the service network

Case details, provider updates, court activity, and partner data often arrive through separate systems or manual handoffs.

MTX product response

A shared record supported by role-based access, portals, APIs, and governed exchange

Policy documents being reviewed
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Policy evolves faster than legacy software

Hard-coded forms and workflows make program changes expensive. Release backlogs can leave frontline processes out of step with current practice.

MTX product response

Configurable rules, forms, queues, notices, assessments, and approval paths

Children in a care setting representing provider capacity
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Service referrals stall when capacity is unclear

Teams may lack a current view of provider availability, eligibility, service coverage, and referral status across locations.

MTX product response

Provider profiles, service inventory, capacity visibility, matching, and referral tracking

Staff reviewing operational reports
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Leaders see problems after they become urgent

Static reports can obscure workload pressure, overdue actions, service gaps, approval delays, and changes in case progress.

MTX product response

Role-based work queues, operational dashboards, thresholds, trends, and drill-down views

Agency building representing modernization programs
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Monolithic modernization concentrates delivery risk

Large replacements can delay usable value and create another tightly coupled system that becomes difficult to change or transition.

MTX product response

Bounded modules, documented interfaces, shared platform services, and phased adoption

The product

A system of work for the people responsible for progress.

Child welfare work crosses teams, organizations, policy rules, and time. The product gives practitioners, supervisors, providers, legal partners, and program leaders role-appropriate experiences on a shared data and workflow foundation.

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For practitioners

Guided work, fewer duplicate entries, mobile access, and a single view of plans, services, visits, and decisions.

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For supervisors

Workload, deadlines, approvals, risk signals, and case progress surfaced where coaching and review happen.

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For providers & families

Purpose-built portals for referrals, availability, documents, status, communication, and progress updates.

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For program leaders

Operational and outcome measures that reveal service gaps, placement pressure, and improvement opportunities.

Product capabilities

Start with the capability that matters now. Expand on the same foundation.

Each module can be configured around agency practice and connected through defined interfaces and shared data.

Intake
Safety
Intervention
Placement
Permanency
Aftercare

Identify and understand

Bring reports, screening, assessment, and investigation into a guided flow.

Capture people and allegation information once, route work by policy, and organize safety and risk information for authorized review.

  • Intake & hotlineGuided reporting, screening and referral decisions
  • Assessment & investigationTasks, evidence, contacts and findings
  • Risk managementStructured assessment with professional oversight

Product architecture

Modernize in modules without creating another island.

Bounded product modules sit on reusable platform services, governed data, and documented interfaces. Agencies can sequence adoption around program priorities and preserve a path for future change.

ExperiencePractitioner workspace · portals · mobile
Product modulesIntake · practice · providers · placement · permanency
Shared servicesWorkflow · rules · documents · notices · identity · audit
Data & exchangeAPIs · data contracts · analytics · integration
Foundation
Security
Accessibility
Observability
Portability

Product intelligence

Move from reporting activity to seeing where help is needed.

The analytics layer can combine operational, quality, capacity, and outcome indicators. Agencies choose definitions, thresholds, access, and publication rules.

Program operations
Illustrative product view
Intake timelinessTrendTime from report to screening decision
Provider capacityCoverageAvailability by service, population and geography
Placement stabilityCohortsMoves, disruptions and duration by cohort
Service connectionFunnelReferral to acceptance and service start
  • Workload & deadlines
  • Assessment completion
  • Service gaps
  • Placement pressure
  • Time to permanency
  • Data quality

Product adoption

A modernization path that starts with a bounded result.

Adopt a focused module, connect it to the current ecosystem, and expand through a governed product roadmap.

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Choose the product boundary

Define the practice area, users, interfaces, and measurable value.

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Configure and connect

Adapt policy, workflows, forms, roles, data, and integrations.

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Launch and learn

Release usable capability, monitor adoption, and improve with evidence.

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Expand by roadmap

Add modules while maintaining shared standards and product governance.

Which child welfare outcome should your next module unlock?

Explore how MTX Gov Child Welfare could fit your practice model, partner ecosystem, and phased product roadmap.

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