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.

Viewing as Alicia Barrett — Community Health WorkerRead-only

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Department Administration

Region served Central Region

County Bexar

Languages English

Office email demo.dana@casesteward-demo.invalid

Areas of Expertise

Grants & Compliance
Program Administration

Professional Bio

Areas of Expertise

Program Administration, Grants & Compliance

Personal Mission

Demo profile — fictional staff member created to populate the CaseSteward demo.

This is the real screen, rendered live against fictional demo data — not a screenshot.Sign in to interact

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 6 staff and 15 consumers. Signing in with a different role changes what renders — that scoping is the product, not a demo trick.

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