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Program impact

Turn your program records into impact you can show.

You collect program data for funders and for your own learning. We turn that monitoring and evaluation data into clear impact numbers, progress tracking and a dashboard your team, board and funders can read.

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Scattered program records go in. Tracked results and a dashboard come out.

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The problem we solve

You collect the data. It rarely tells the story.

Scattered

Many files, many definitions

Surveys, sign-in sheets, case notes and funder templates sit in different places, and each one counts things its own way.

Late

Reported once, at the end

Numbers are pulled together at report time, so you learn what happened long after it could change a decision.

Hard to explain

Outputs are easy. Outcomes are not.

People reached is simple to count. What changed for them is harder to show to a board or a funder.

From program records to impact.

What we do, in four steps.
What you bring

Your records

Surveys, attendance, intake forms, case management exports and funder templates. Spreadsheets are fine.

What we do first

Clean and link

We line the records up, fill the gaps we can and agree one plain definition for each measure.

What we build

Impact and tracking

Results against your targets and indicators, over time and by group, with the source and period shown.

What you use

Dashboard and summary

One live view, and a short plain-language summary for your board and funders.

What you get.

Four things, each one useful on its own.
1

Impact data

One clean set of program numbers. Every indicator has a plain definition, a source and a period.

2

Tracking

Progress against your targets, by program, site, period and group, so you see drift early rather than at year end.

3

A dashboard

A working view for your staff, and a simpler one for your board and funders. It is refreshed on a schedule we agree with you.

4

An impact summary

A short plain-language write-up of what changed and what it means, ready for a board pack or a funder report.

Program data often includes personal details about the people you serve. We agree up front what is needed, and dashboards can show groups and totals instead of individuals.

Who it is for.

Program and evaluation teams

Spend less time assembling, more time learning.

One place for your indicators, fewer hand-built reports, and a clear view of what is working and where.

Boards, funders and leaders

See the result without reading the spreadsheet.

A short, honest view of progress against targets, with the next question named.

Questions we hear.

Bring one program’s data. We will show you what it can say.

An export, a spreadsheet or a funder template is enough to start.

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