Casebook PBC is a US cloud computing public-benefit corporation headquartered in New York City. Incubated by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the company initially developed child welfare solutions^{[buzzword][1]} and has since expanded to provide a SaaS platform servicing the whole of [Human Services] organizations.

Casebook initially started as Case Commons, a project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation^[2] under the leadership of Kathleen Feely, who was Vice-President for Innovation at the foundation.^[3]

In 2012, Indiana's Department of Child Services was the first state agency to implement Casebook as a web-based solution^[buzzword] for its child welfare caseworkers.^[4] This effort led to the organization receiving the Design for Experience Award in 2014 ^[5] and a Code for America Technology Award in 2015.^[6][7]

In 2017, the organization helped the state of California's Child Welfare Digital Services agency learn how to build and ship software.^[8] That same year, under the leadership of a new CEO, Tristan Louis, Casebook PBC entered into a national partnership with KPMG, allowing KPMG to leverage the Casebook platform as its exclusive solution^[buzzword] for the child welfare vertical.^[9]

In late 2018, Assets from Case Commons were sold to Casebook PBC, a new organization founded by Mr. Louis with the purpose of building a SaaS platform for human services.

In mid-2020, the company started offering Case Management and Provider Management software aimed at not-for-profit organizations in social services..^[10]

The company offers the Casebook Platform, a set of core components that can be used for a variety of Human Services software developments.

In 2019, the company launched provider management software aimed at small and medium-sized providers in human services .^{[citation needed]}

Because of its historical background in the Child Welfare space, the company also offers a suite of applications that, when put together, can allow states to assemble a CCWIS-ready child welfare system.

Casebook PBC was recognized as a govtech 100 company by Government Technology Magazine in 2019,^[11] 2020,^[12] 20212019,^[13] and 2022^[14] The company was also the recipient of the 2019 Stevie Awards for Innovation and Startup of the Year,^[15] and was named as one of the "2019 Best for the World" companies by B Lab.^[16] In 2020 Casebook received a mention at the Fast Company's 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards.^[17]