Case Management

Jail, Institution, and Community Case Management

Case Management From Intake To Reentry

Shadowtrack includes jail, institutional, and community case management on one system. ShadowCase is the case-management product. A jail, an institution, or a community agency turns on the sides it uses. The record continues across the sides that are on.

What is Shadowtrack case management?

ShadowCase keeps one record per person from jail intake and housing through release and community supervision. Agencies turn on only the parts they use.

The system of record

Case management is the layer that runs the case

Field tools capture what happens. Case management is the spine they plug into: the connected record, the decisions, and the workflows that orchestrate a participant's entire case.

01

The connected record

One authoritative file per Justice Participant: every fact, document, and event in a single place, not scattered across systems.

02

The decisions

Classification, custody, release dates, conditions, and case plans: the judgments that move a case forward, captured and audited.

03

The workflows

The processes that run the case from intake through release and reentry, orchestrated so nothing falls through the cracks.

Shadowtrack is one system. Jail, institution, and community are sides an agency turns on or off. ShadowCase is the case record. An agency does not have to turn on every side.

One system

Jail, institution, and community on one case file

One system, with sides turned on or off for each agency. A jail turns on the jail side. A community agency turns on the community side. An agency using institution and community has both on, and the record continues across the sides that are on.

Institutional side

Custody & facility operations

Everything that governs a participant inside a jail or facility: custody and sentence, classification and risk, housing, programs, discipline, and parole board packets, from intake through release.

Community side

Supervision & reentry

Everything that governs a participant on probation or parole: case plans, conditions and compliance, violations, pre-sentence investigations, referrals, and the path back to the community.

One shared record
Inmates ManagementMarcus Johnson
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Marcus JohnsonIn-Custody
Participant ID:JP-2026-0417
DOB:May 15, 1990
Facility:Metro County Correctional
Housing Unit:B-Block · 214
Profile & IDManagement & SecurityPersonal & MedicalCase Management
ProfileIdentification
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Profile Information
Personal details and demographic information
Basic Information
First Name
Marcus
Middle Name
Elijah
Last Name
Johnson
Suffix
Jr.
Date of Birth
May 15, 1990 · 36
Aliases / AKA
“Mookie”, M. Elijah
Place of Birth
Houston, TX
Marital Status
Single
Demographics
Race
Black / African American
Ethnicity
Not Hispanic or Latino
Citizenship
U.S. Citizen
Language
English
Religion
Baptist
Height / Weight
5′11″ · 185 lb
Eyes / Hair
Brown / Black
Marks / Scars
Tattoo L. forearm; scar R. brow
Case management
Case Mgr. A. Rivera
Unit team · caseload 42
Weekly check-in100%
Substance testing80%
Employment verified100%
Lifecycle
InstComm
Intake & booking
Community supervision
Returned to custody
Reentry plan active
Identifiers
SID
TX-1183402
FBI #
992X4471
Booking #
BK-25-08842
SSN
•••-••-4471
Driver's Lic.
TX 3841902
Case #
CR-2025-1187
Contact & reentry
Address
1420 Elm St, Austin, TX
Phone
(512) 482-1937
Emergency
D. Johnson (sister)
Employer
Lonestar Freight, verified
Programs & treatment
Cognitive BehavioralActive
Substance Use TxActive
GED / EducationEnrolled
Job ReadinessComplete
Active flags
Medical: asthmaKeep-separate orderSanction: loss of commissary · ends in 2d

The same record continues across the sides that are on.

Depth across the lifecycle

One platform, every part of the case

Deep across both sides of corrections, without becoming a maze to operate.

01

Participant profiles & records

One authoritative file per participant, custody to community.

02

Sentence & custody management

Time computation, custody status, movements, and release planning.

03

Classification & risk

Classification workflows and validated risk assessment.

04

Programs & treatment planning

Enrollment, attendance, and treatment plans tied to the case.

05

Incident, discipline & PREA

Incident reporting, disciplinary tracking, and PREA compliance.

06

Parole board packets & decisions

Assemble board packets and record decisions with full context.

07

Court & legal case data

Charges, orders, and legal history connected to the participant.

08

Case notes & documents

Contacts, notes, and documents in one searchable, auditable record.

09

Reporting & audit trail

Executive analytics and a complete, defensible audit history.

Sentence & time computation

Get the dates right, and keep them right

The hardest math in corrections, handled automatically. Release and eligibility dates resolve in an instant, and when the law changes, every affected case recomputes itself.

Time computation engineRecomputed

Statute HB-1409 applied: dates updated

142 cases recomputed automatically

Inputs · what goes into the calculation
Sentence length
15 yrs
Jail credit
214 days
Good / earned time
1:1 accrual
Structure
Consecutive
Resolved
Release & eligibility dates
Parole Eligibility
Feb 02, 2031
Aug 02, 20316 mo earlier
Mandatory Release
May 19, 2036
Nov 19, 20366 mo earlier
Projected Release
Oct 08, 2033
Apr 08, 20346 mo earlier

Applied · Apply 214 days jail credit · Accrue good / earned time · Stack consecutive terms · Resolve statutory minimums

Audit log: 142 cases recomputed under HB-1409 · 14:02:11
The manual way
Release dates re-checked by hand in spreadsheets
Consecutive terms stacked manually, case by case
When the law changes, every affected file is reopened one by one
Slow & error-proneA statute change means starting over, by hand, on every file.
With Shadowtrack
Every rule applied consistently, on every case
Dates resolve the moment inputs land
Law changes → every affected case recomputes itself
Instant & audit-loggedAutomatic recomputation when statutes change; few systems do this.

Every credit, rule & structure

Jail credit, good and earned time, concurrent vs. consecutive, applied the same way, every time.

Statutes auto-recomputed

When a penal code changes, every affected case is flagged and recomputed, fast and accurate.

Fully auditable

Every calculation shows its work and every recompute is logged, defensible, not a black box.

Everything connected

Seamless inside. Open on every edge.

One record ties the whole lifecycle together, and connects to whatever you already run. If it has an API, we work with it.

01

No duplicate data entry

Enter a fact once and it flows through the whole case, no re-keying across disconnected systems.

02

If it has an API, we work with it

Courts, health records, sign-in, and other systems an agency already runs. Connecting them is straightforward, not a multi-year project.

03

No vendor lock-in

Your agency owns its data and can export anytime: open by design, no lock-in.

Works with what you already run

A few of the systems the case file connects to out of the box.

  • Courts

    Charges, orders, and legal case data

  • Health records

    Clinical records an agency already keeps

  • Sign-in

    The sign-in an agency already runs

  • Other agency systems

    Other systems an agency already runs

SI-assisted reports & investigations

ShadowIntelligence drafts the report from the case itself

PSI and investigation reports, case summaries, and recommendations, drafted from the connected record for a human to finalize.

ShadowIntelligence · PSI draftDraft
Drafted from Participant profile · Court & legal data · Case notes · Risk assessment

Pre-Sentence Investigation

Superior Court · Probation Services

Confidential
ParticipantMarcus Johnson
Case no.JP-2026-0417
Date of birthMay 15, 1990
Risk assessmentMedium
HousingVerified, stable
EmploymentVerified, full-time

Fields auto-filled from the connected record

Offense summary: pled to possession with intent; no violent history on record.

Social history: stable residence 14 months, full-time employment verified with employer.

Risk drivers: substance use and peer associations; no antisocial cognition flags.

Recommendation: community supervision with outpatient treatment referral and monthly review.

Your model Your key No markup on usage
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Drafts the reports that take the longest

PSI and correctional investigation reports, generated from case data, turn hours of writing into minutes of review.

02

Summaries, polish & recommendations

Case and interview summaries, cleaned-up notes, and next-action suggestions, grounded in the record.

03

Agency-controlled AI

Choose the model, bring your own key, pay the provider directly: no markup, and the data stays yours.

Why it's different

Built to be owned, not rented

01

One platform, one price

A flat rate per Justice Participant: the whole platform, no à-la-carte modules or surprise line items.

02

You own your data

Your agency owns and can export its record at any time. Open by design, no lock-in.

03

Agency-controlled AI

Choose your model, bring your key, pay the provider directly; Shadowtrack never marks up AI usage.

04

Continuous innovation included

New capabilities ship continuously and are part of the platform, not a paid upgrade cycle.

FAQ

Common questions about case management

What is corrections case management software?

ShadowCase keeps one record per person from jail intake and housing through release and community supervision. Shadowtrack is one system for jail, institution, and community, and agencies turn on only the parts they use.

Does Shadowtrack offer jail, institutional, and community case management?

Yes. ShadowCase keeps one record per person from jail intake and housing through release and community supervision. A jail, an institution, or a community agency turns on only the parts it uses.

What does the connected record include?

Each justice participant record includes identity and identifiers, custody dates, classification and risk levels, housing history, physical descriptors, program participation, supervision conditions, and every decision made on the case, all in one timeline.

Does Shadowtrack support decision workflows like classification and parole board review?

Yes. Classification, custody-level, and release decisions are captured in structured workflows with their supporting documentation, and the platform assembles the case file and supporting documents for parole board review from the record instead of manual file pulls.

What happens to the record when someone is released to supervision?

Nothing is re-entered. The same record simply continues into community supervision, so the officer receiving the case sees the full institutional history, risk information, and conditions from day one.