Transforming Resource Family Licensing
Empowering Agencies to Create Safe, Permanent Homes for Children
Binti’s Licensing Module reimagines how agencies license resource families, making the process faster, more efficient, and accessible to all. Designed with both applicants and social workers in mind, our solution ensures children find safe, reliable care while agencies achieve better outcomes for children in need.
Faster, More Efficient Approvals
Streamline Licensing Processes
Modernize your workflows with a fully digital, mobile-friendly platform that accelerates resource family approvals. Empower families to complete their applications online with intuitive tools like e-signatures, document uploads, and automated reminders.
Save Social Worker Time
Binti reduces administrative burdens so social workers can focus on collaboration and child well-being. With intuitive dashboards and real-time updates, they can easily track applications, manage priorities, and support families throughout the licensing process.
Increase Available Caregivers
Grow your pool of qualified caregivers by licensing more families, faster. Whether working with kinship, relative, or community families, Binti helps agencies reduce placement risks, foster stability, and create permanent homes for children.
Time-Saving Features
Real-time
Applicant Status
Social workers can view what’s complete and what’s outstanding across their caseload at a glance, reducing follow-up time, increasing visibility, and helping them stay organized and focused on family needs.
Online Applicant Portal with
Fully Configurable Forms
Binti empowers families to complete their licensing journeys online. We configure the process to an agency’s exact forms and requirements, and all forms can be signed online.
Mobile
Friendly
Families and social workers can complete and submit forms from their phones, including photographing or scanning required documentation and uploading the images directly from their devices.
Configurable permissions
and robust reporting
Configure different access levels across social workers, supervisors, and senior leaders. Empower your leadership team with powerful out-of-the-box reporting to improve practice.
Automated Reminders
and Routine Outreach
Customizable automations send reminders to families, references, and household members, keeping the process moving while reducing manual follow-up from staff.
Manage Household
Members and References
In addition to families and social workers, other adults in the home and references can can complete their requirements via their own mobile-friendly portals.
Hear what our customers have to say
Staff are only able to
do this because of Binti
“Staff with large caseloads, managing 80+ families at a time, are only able to do this because of the digital version of the application that Binti provides. Also, the sorting feature on Binti allows the last family that an agency staff entered notes on to come up first, so they know that the people towards the bottom require more outreach. They now know who may be slipping through the cracks.”
Division of Resource Families
Rhode Island DCYF
beyond compliance
Our solutions go above and beyond regulatory checkboxes with case-level privacy controls, flexible role-based permissions, and seamless API integrations.
Enhanced Security
Protect sensitive information and limit access to only those who need it. Safeguard privacy with the ability to seal cases, adding an extra layer of protection and ensuring only authorized personnel can view confidential data.
Robust Permissions
Support collaboration without compromising data security. Role-based permissions accommodate various levels of staff access for social workers, supervisors, and leadership, ensuring sensitive information is protected while enabling teams to coordinate effectively.
API Integration
Improve family outcomes by connecting the systems that support them. Binti’s robust API enables seamless integration and smooth data exchange, reducing manual work and helping your agency operate efficiently within an integrated ecosystem.
