NGOs & humanitarian programs
Who you reach and who you miss, what each partner spends and delivers, activities running late, and results against the targets you report on.
Connect → Understand → Verify → Steer → Ask → Act
Flip the card: here is the answer
Every question is tied to the report that answers it.
The reports setup proposes
One for each goal you pick, plus Data health. Open the tabs.
Program Delivery & Impact 360 — Find the regions you reach least
Over time
shape only
- What it answers
- An average reach hides the places that get nothing.
- What it reads
- The people you reach, with their region and the target for it.
- Example finding
- One region is clearly under-served against its target.
Shapes and findings are examples. Each report is built only when your data holds what it reads; one that cannot be built is named at setup, never estimated.
Everything converges into a single model
From Snowflake, Amazon S3, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Odoo, Salesforce or a file from your computer. What is missing gets flagged, not guessed.
- The people you reach, with their region and the target for it.
- Your partner reports, with spending and results per period.
- Your lists of people helped, with a name or number and the partner.
- Your activities with the funder, the date planned and the date done.
- Your results per program, with the target and the period.
None of this is required. Each report reads only its own line; one whose data is missing is named at setup, never guessed.
What Data360 finds in your data
Every issue is translated into a business consequence.
Checks running
5 checks- The same person listed twice
- A partner report that never arrived
- Spending with no activity attached
- Regions written two different ways
- Results counted differently by each partner
Rows that pass each check
Measured on the same data your reports read.
Percent of rows, illustrative. Real scores are measured on your own data.
Business findings, not technical alerts
Each finding names the report it comes from.
One region is clearly under-served against its target.
From the report Find the regions you reach least
One partner’s spending is high for the results it reports.
From the report Compare what each partner spends with what it delivers
Families listed by two partners may be overstating your reach.
From the report Count each person you help only once
A funded activity is two months behind schedule.
From the report Spot the funded activities running late
Results are missing for a large program this quarter.
From the report Follow results against the targets you report on
Example findings. Real ones come from your own data, in the report that produces them.
A finding with no follow-up is worth nothing
Six things Data360 does once a figure matters.
- AlertSet a line on a figure that matters and see when it is crossed.
- Tell peopleTell you, chosen teammates, or everyone who can open the app.
- Refresh reportsRead the figures again so every report is current.
- Re-check qualityMeasure the tables again and flag what broke.
- Clean and saveRemove duplicates, filter, combine and total, then save the result as a table.
- ExportTake the rows behind a figure away as a spreadsheet file, or save them as a table.
See Program Delivery & Impact 360 on your own data.
Your goals, your data — and the reports built from them.