Title IX Case Management demo

Title IX coordinators run intake, supportive measures, notices and determinations 1:33

What the demo shows

Title IX coordinators run intake, supportive measures, notices and determinations

An Intake agent drafts the outreach, supportive measures for both parties and the notice of allegations with the rule cited. A Clock agent holds every deadline as one chain and recalculates it when a date moves. An Evidence agent indexes the file to the page and checks that everything the report relies on was shared with both parties; a Fairness agent reads the draft for conclusions without evidence and excluded questions. A Wall agent keeps each role's view separate and refuses to let one person hold two roles. The Coordinator approves every notice, the Deputy co-signs, and the Decision-Maker alone writes the determination.

Transcript

  1. Title IX case management helps coordinators run intake, supportive measures, notices and determinations.
  2. Halden State University gets about 1,150 reports a year, each on the rule's clocks.
  3. Sex discrimination was 42 percent of civil rights complaints in 2023.
  4. One matter: the process line on top, and one pane per role, each showing only what that role may see.
  5. The Wall agent refuses to make the investigator the decision-maker.
  6. The Evidence agent checks every quote in the draft against the 214 pages both parties saw.
  7. Three screenshots were quoted, but never shared.
  8. The investigator adds them; the Clock agent restarts the review and moves the hearing.
  9. Renata Ollis approves one notice for both parties; her deputy co-signs.
  10. Every view and notice is audited, ready for OCR or a court.
  11. The result: 312 of 312 citations shared with both parties, and every deadline held.
  12. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.