The Council of American Islamic Relations (CAIR), a leading civil rights advocacy organization aimed at improving the situation of Muslim civil rights, decided to update its reporting system for bigotry and other issues, including discrimination and harassment in the United States. CAIR’s existing system of tracking and monitoring patients was already largely done through paper forms and, as such, was inefficient and also riddled with a high possibility of errors. In order to improve CAIR’s responsiveness and make it easier for users to report complaints and track them, the organization decided to create a mobile application.
The app minimised complaint processing time by 40 % so that complaints are answered and resolved faster.
Reaching out and follow-up processes were computerized, reducing staff involvement in decision-making to some extent.
The analytics module gave CAIR information on such cases so that systematic cases could be handled effectively.
Many of the CAIR App features made the community feel enabled, something that would help the community report or track complaints in an easy method. Through changes in the complaint management system, CAIR enhances its performances in operation and emphasizes its mission on justice and advocacy.