Alicia Barrett
Community Health Worker
Live demo screen
Staff Directory
A searchable, filterable directory of staff — by name, department, credential, expertise, county and languages spoken.
Who sees what: Staff-only by default (an Org Admin can make it public, but only with a separate risk acknowledgment). Personal email, phone and emergency contacts are never rendered.
STAFF DIRECTORY
Dana Whitfield
Executive Director
Desmond Ruiz
Program Supervisor
Grace Adeyemi
Community Health Worker
Marcus Ellison
Program Supervisor
Nia Foster
Community Health Worker
Priya Raghunathan
Deputy Director
Rosa Delgado
Intake Specialist
Terrence Blake
Training Instructor
Terrence Blare
Training Instructor
Yolanda Beckwith
Program Supervisor
This is the real screen, rendered live against fictional demo data — not a screenshot.
No install, no card, no sales call first.
Take CaseSteward for a spin
You get 20 minutes signed in as a real staff member, on a fictional organization. Click around, change things, break things — everything resets when you are done.
What you’re looking at
A searchable roster built from a direct query against the staff records — it does not depend on any directory add-on at runtime. The first paint is server-rendered and honours filter query args, so it works with JavaScript switched off; a small script then live-filters through a REST endpoint as you type.
On this screen you can
- Filter by name, department, credential, expertise, county and languages spoken
- Open any card for a detail view with the person’s full professional bio
- Combine filters — they narrow together rather than replacing each other
Enforced server-side
- Staff-only by default. An org admin can publish it, but only by ticking a separate risk-acknowledgment box in the same save — the toggle will not flip quietly
- PII is never rendered either way. Personal email, personal phone and emergency contacts are not read for this view at all — only name, title, department, region, county, languages, expertise, photo and bio
In this demo you’re watching the screen as Alicia Barrett — Community Health Worker, against a fictional organization of 10 staff and 15 consumers. Signing in with a different role changes what renders — that scoping is the product, not a demo trick.