RiteTrack by Handel Information Technologies

10/20/2026

We’re excited to welcome the Ute Indian Tribe as a RiteTrack customer!

The Tribe’s Tribal Court and Tribal Court Prosecutor’s Office are implementing RiteTrack to modernize case management and strengthen their digital infrastructure for tribal justice.

For the Tribal Court, the transition will provide a centralized system for managing cases, hearings, documents, drug testing, warrants, financial obligations, reporting, and more. For the Prosecutor’s Office, the implementation marks an important step in moving from paper-based records to a more organized, centralized digital case management process.

We’re honored to partner with the Ute Indian Tribe and support both offices as they take this important step toward modernizing their case management workflows.

Learn more about the implementation: https://www.handelit.com/ute-indian-tribe-selects-ritetrack/

10/15/2026

Sensitive information is at the heart of domestic violence and victim advocacy work, making confidentiality and security essential to responsible case management.

In our latest blog, Tiffany Edmonds explores how programs can protect sensitive records through thoughtful documentation practices, role-based access, secure information sharing, and reliable security measures.

Learn how domestic violence case management can protect sensitive information through confidentiality practices and strong security measures.

10/14/2026

Casey is at the NAICJA Conference in San Diego this week! Stop by our booth to connect with Handel IT and learn how RiteTrack supports Tribal justice programs with flexible case management and reporting solutions. We’re glad to be part of this year’s conference and connect with those working to strengthen Tribal justice systems.

10/12/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and support the programs working to make a difference in their communities.

Join us this month for a free webinar focused on practical tips for tracking, organizing, and compiling information for grant reporting, helping programs feel more prepared and confident when reporting time comes around.

📅 October 28, 2026
🕚 11 a.m. Mountain Time

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10/09/2026

We’re hiring! Handel IT is looking for a Project Manager to join our team.

If you enjoy building relationships, managing projects, and helping organizations find solutions that work for them, we’d love for you to take a look.

Learn more about the position and apply here: https://www.handelit.com/about/careers/ -id-2

10/08/2026

AI makes it easier than ever to build software, but building it is only the beginning. Who will maintain it, secure it, support users, and adapt it as your organization changes?

Our latest article explores what organizations should consider before building their own data management system.

Read more:

Building your own data management system with AI? Learn why long-term support, security, reporting, flexibility, and experience still matter.

10/06/2026

AI can help us find information faster, but it can’t replace the people who understand the context behind that information.

In her latest article, Tiffany Edmonds explores why human judgment still matters and what thoughtful use of AI can look like in case management and Tribal programs.

Read the full article:

See why AI and Tribal data sovereignty must go hand in hand, including data ownership, privacy, governance, and vendor transparency.

10/02/2026

Juvenile justice data collection can be challenging. Between busy staff, disconnected systems, and the demands of day-to-day work, data entry can easily become another task to check off the list.

But when the right information is collected and actually put to use, it can help jurisdictions better understand their communities, track outcomes, and make more informed decisions.

In our latest blog, Drew Shover takes a closer look at the challenges surrounding juvenile justice data collection and what it takes to build a stronger data culture.

Read the full blog:

Why juvenile justice data collection can be challenging and how stronger data culture, better systems, and strategies can improve outcomes.

09/30/2026

Jake is in Seattle this week for the 32nd National Symposium on Juvenile Services, taking place September 30–October 2, 2026!

We’re looking forward to connecting with juvenile justice professionals, sharing ideas, and continuing to learn about the challenges and opportunities shaping juvenile services today.

If you’re attending, be sure to stop by our booth say hello to Jake! 👋

09/29/2026

Child Care reporting starts long before the report is due. When applications, eligibility, provider records, payments, and documents are organized throughout the year, reporting becomes much more manageable.

In her latest blog, Tiffany Edmonds explores how better data management can help Tribal Child Care programs stay organized and prepared for reporting.

Read the full blog to learn more:

How Tribal child care programs can improve data management, connect daily workflows, and simplify ACF-700 reporting with better organization.