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Top 10 Human Services Software Companies (November 2026)

As of November 2026, Latka tracks 14 human services software companies. They have combined revenues of $51.5M and employ 415 people. They have raised $10M and serve 260 customers combined.

Every company below sells human services software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Human Services Software Companies do

Human Services Software encompasses a variety of digital tools designed to support organizations that provide social, health, and community services. These software solutions aim to streamline workflows, enhance the coordination of care, and improve client management by centralizing information and automating administrative tasks. Typical features include case management capabilities, data access for client tracking, reporting tools, and compliance management. The primary use cases for Human Services Software are found within government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private providers focused on social services. Users typically include case managers, social workers, and administrative staff who need to effectively manage client information and services. The software is tailored to enhance the overall efficiency of service delivery and ensure that client needs are met in a timely manner.

Companies
14
Revenue
$51.5M
Funding
$10M
Employees
415

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Top Human Services Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 14 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Therap Services logo
Therap Services

Torrington, Connecticut, United States

Since 2003, we have made it our mission to enhance the lives of individuals supported by service organizations by providing agencies the tools they need to focus on meaningful outcomes for the people they serve. Therap’s electronic record and associated functionality are built on our decades of experience as state employees, service providers, managers, and administrators who understand both the challenges and rewards of quality service provision. As a result, we possess a dedication to creating efficiencies, streamlining processes, securely connecting people and exchanging information, and integrating all aspects of service delivery – all while maintaining a focus on individuals, families, and the professionals who support them. In addition to our experience in service provision, Therap also understands the necessity of a dynamic platform that has both the adaptability and dependability to meet the ever-evolving needs of providers and government entities. Therap’s robust development and operations teams possess decades of experience in IT security and development, and that expertise is reflected in a system that is both comprehensive and flexible while also supported by a world-class security infrastructure that exemplifies our perpetual commitment to data integrity and security. This dedication has led us to become the national leader in the industry, supporting providers in all 50 states and internationally, while also meeting the diverse needs of 20 different state contracts across the country. Our partnerships with providers, communities of practice, and a comprehensive array of local/national leadership continue to inform our ongoing development and commitment to being the best at what we do.

Revenue
$17.6M
Year founded
2003
Team size
160
2Casebook PBC logo
Casebook PBC

New York, New York, United States

Casebook PBC is a government technology software company founded in 2019 and headquartered in the United States. The company builds a cloud-based case management platform for human services organizations, serving both government agencies and nonprofits operating in areas such as child welfare, juvenile justice, domestic violence response, and anti-recidivism programs. The company was built on an unconventional foundation: rather than raising venture capital, Casebook PBC took over a $7 million contract from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, one of the largest child welfare foundations in the country, and used the cash flow from that contract to fund product development. By September 2021, the company had grown to approximately 200 customers paying an average of $1,000 per month, producing an annualized revenue run rate of roughly $2.4 million, up from a December 2020 MRR of $11,000. CEO Tristan Louis, a serial entrepreneur who previously built and exited five technology companies and served as global chief innovation officer at HSBC, was preparing to raise a $6 to $8 million equity round at a post-money valuation of $16 to $20 million as of the interview date. The company had not churned a single paying customer due to inability to use the product since its founding, and reported net revenue retention of well over 100 percent.

Revenue
$11.6M
Customers
200
Year founded
2019
Funding
$10M
Team size
38
3Global Vision Technologies logo
Global Vision Technologies

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Global Vision Technologies, Inc., (GVT) is a leading provider of web-based, information management solutions that help healthcare organizations and human services agencies better serve the individuals, families, patients and communities under their care. GVT's mission is to enrich the lives of the individuals we work with by solving the impossible. Through technology and expertise, we close the gap between human, health and services. We do this by providing expertise in 3 specific areas: DATA · Giving you the tools to collect the data you need. · Providing intuitive search functions to find the data you need. · Empowering you with personalized dashboards and reports that make the data meaningful. PLATFORM · A true development platform · Configurable and customizable to meet your individual needs. · Intuitive workflow to drive daily staff productivity and better client outcomes PROTECTION · Best-in-class personalized support, training and protection · 99.9% uptime, consistent, steady and stable · State of the art security protocols, HIPAA compliant, front end and back end Our main product lines are FAMCare case management software for social workers and ClincialPURSUIT patient registry software - a strategic database solution that helps organizations run patient research studies.

Revenue
$4.2M
Year founded
1997
Team size
38
4PlanStreet logo
PlanStreet

Lexington, Kentucky, United States

PlanStreet provides versatile case management software solutions for health and human service non-profit organizations. Our user-friendly, customizable interfaces are ideal for health & patient services, reentry programs, homeless management, donor management, child & family services, and affordable housing programs. Our passion is to empower your non-profit team to perform at their highest level by automating processes and giving them access to the information they need when they need it. We understand that your organization is not just like every other organization and that your processes, priorities, and workflow require customized solutions. At PlanStreet, we strive to help you create the best tool for your best work. PlanStreet’s case management software gives your team the following advantages: • Automated processes and enhanced efficiency • Cloud-based software allowing for access anytime, anywhere • Adaptation to specific business needs • Customizable user interfaces and reports • HIPAA and FedRAMP compliance for a secure digital environment • eSignature capability • Automatic API generation We are confident that our case management software is the tool your health and human services team needs to get to the next level. Please contact us to schedule a free demo and to learn more about our unique approach to case management.

Revenue
$3.9M
Year founded
2017
Team size
35
5KCare logo
KCare

Austin, Texas, United States

Social service and foster care software

Revenue
$3.6M
Year founded
1995
Team size
33
6Opeeka logo
Opeeka

Folsom, California, United States

Opeeka’s mission is to bridge the gap in health and human services and make a positive impact in the lives of children, adults and families through thoughtful use of technology. Drawing from our extensive backgrounds in behavioral health and child welfare, Opeeka has identified barriers and constraints in practice and have forged intelligent solutions to help bring clients, family and agencies together to reach positive outcomes more efficiently and effectively. Our flagship software is P-CIS is a revolutionary new assessment software that allows behavioral health, social services and human services staff to track client progress over time. P-CIS provides visualization of longitudinal changes in well-being as measured through assessment and reassessment. The goal of the software is to facilitate the use of assessment data in the decision-making process of person-centered care. P-CIS is ideal for use in social welfare, justice systems, behavioral health and school systems (for children). P-CIS is capable of handling intake and visual reporting of nearly any assessment used in human services practice, such as screening tools (e.g., ASSIST), level of care assessments (e.g., LOCUS), diagnostic tools (e.g., GAD Scale), checklists (e.g., PSC-35), functional assessments (ADL), decision support tools (e.g., ANSA, CANS, SDM) and satisfaction surveys. It is also equipped to handle common assessments administered in education, corrections and human resources.

Revenue
$3.2M
Year founded
2019
Team size
29
7FieldWorker logo
FieldWorker

Princeton, New Jersey, United States

FieldWorker is a social work case management software designed for Social Service Agencies. It allows them to improve the process of delivering in-home and community health services to their patients. We apply technology to standardize how social care providers coordinate and track outcomes in alignment with healthcare & government around a shared goal to improve health. We empower Social Service Agencies to become operationally efficient & transparent. FieldWorker provides caseworkers, at the point of service, to access required information & simultaneously capture important data. FieldWorker also provides reminders, automates processes & generates state-mandated documentation leading to cost savings, P&L impact, satisfied customers & empowered workers. Our client agencies have reduced workload, automated processes and complete, accurate and on-time analytics and documentation. FieldWorker drives efficiency in the field, exceptional care for families, better outcomes for communities and provides invaluable business insights & profitability to the Agencies.

Revenue
$3.1M
Year founded
2022
Team size
28
8Acivilate logo
Acivilate

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Developer of a cloud-based compliance platform designed to empower human services professionals and the citizens they serve. The company's cloud-based compliance platform synchronizes public and private social services case management and helps drug courts, problem-solving courts, juvenile courts and other problem-solving courts to exchange confidential data and conduct rehabilitation programs, enabling parole, probation and problem-solving courts to be more efficient, effective and reduce recidivism.

Revenue
$1.6M
Year founded
2014
Team size
17
9Unicentric logo
Unicentric

Braddock, Pennsylvania, United States

Adaptable Social Assistance and Human Service Solutions. Founded in 2001 to provide enterprise software as a service (eSaaS), Unicentric empowers your organization to reach new levels of service without changing the way you work. Our case management platform (CMP) fulfills the operational needs of an entire service organization, while providing each program and department their own specialized mini system. Unicentric applications significantly improve the operational efficiency of our customers by bridging their information gaps, helping them grow and adapt to change, and facilitating the outcome measurements that drive their efficacy.

Revenue
$770K
Year founded
2001
Team size
7
10GoodHuman logo
GoodHuman

Richmond, Victoria, Australia

GoodHuman creates technology to amplify the good that already exists in the world. GoodHuman is transforming the way human services organisations deliver their services. The all-in-one purpose-built platform combines workforce, customer and billing management to simplify complexities and make it easier to provide great support. Every person in this world, no matter who they are or where they’re from, will want support at some point in their lives. The need for support and human connection is universal. But even with many good humans in the world providing support for others, it’s not always easy to find or access support when you want it. We are changing that.

Revenue
$660K
Year founded
2018
Team size
6

Frequently asked questions about Human Services Software Companies

How many human services software companies are there?

Latka tracks 14 human services software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $51.5M in annual revenue and employ 415 people.

Which human services software company is the largest?

Therap Services is the largest, with $17.6M in annual revenue, founded in 2003.

How much revenue does a typical human services software company make?

The average human services software company in this list makes $3.7M a year, across 14 companies with reported revenue. They serve 260 customers combined.

Who are the leading Human Services software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Therap Services, Casebook PBC, Global Vision Technologies, PlanStreet and KCare.

How much funding have human services software companies raised?

The 14 human services software companies tracked here have raised $10M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The software must provide case management capabilities tailored to human services. - It must facilitate client data tracking and reporting functionalities. - The solution should support compliance with relevant regulations (e.g., HIPAA). - It must offer workflow automation to reduce administrative burdens. - It should enable collaboration among various stakeholders in the service delivery process. - Not just an administrative tool; it must also support direct service delivery and client interaction.