NGOs and development organizations
One management system from results framework to grant, project, delivery, indicator, spend, report, and accountability. Beneficiaries are aggregate counts only—never people, households, protection cases, or complaint narratives.
NGOs, humanitarian organizations, development agencies, and donor-funded programs.
Tomorrow Pathways Foundation
Fictional development organization
A demonstration organization managing five programs, 12 projects, and seven grants through one results, finance, and accountability chain. Beneficiaries exist only as aggregate counts—never people, households, or protection cases.
Problems this industry knows well
Field-team data arrives in different templates and is merged by hand for every donor report.
Progress against targets is only known when the quarterly report is compiled.
Actual spending versus budget lags behind reallocation decisions.
Overdue activities are not flagged early and pile up near project end.
Beneficiary complaints sit in separate registers with no tracked resolution time.
Demo — NGO program monitoring
An interactive monitoring dashboard: beneficiaries versus target, geographic coverage, spending and budget utilization by project and donor, completed and overdue activities, and complaints with resolution time — with filters for period, governorate, program, and donor.
Beneficiaries reached
162,225
105.0% of target; aggregate counts
Portfolio burn
62.4%
with grant-level variance versus time
Overdue activities
2
of 120; shared access blocker
Average complaint resolution
11.4 days
June; improved from about 24
Open full screen for more chart space.
Open dashboard full screen (opens in a new tab)This demonstration is illustrative, built on synthetic data, and does not represent a real organization.
Examples of what the dashboard reveals
- Beneficiary reach is above target, but two activities remain behind schedule.
- One governorate has high program spending but lower outcome achievement.
- Complaint resolution improved significantly during the last quarter.
Data sources Sanad could connect
- Excel and CSV files
- Accounting software
- CRM systems
- ERP systems
- Inventory and warehouse systems
- Internal databases
- Websites and APIs
- Manually maintained records
- Cloud systems and legacy systems
What Sanad could deliver
- Automatically refreshed dashboards
- Executive, operational, and recurring reports
- Alerts when thresholds are crossed or performance slips
- Scheduled data pipelines with cleaning and normalization
- Data-quality and consistency validation
- Performance monitoring against targets
- Role- and department-based access
- Secure, private, or on-premises hosting
- Custom integrations with your existing systems
Data first, with the platform chosen for your organization
Sanad organizes, connects, and models your data, then delivers the analytics platform that best fits your organization. That may be Apache Superset, Microsoft Power BI, a custom dashboard, or another suitable BI tool.
The demo is deliberately open — your real solution is protected
These public dashboards are open only because they contain synthetic demonstration data. Real client solutions can be protected with authenticated access, user roles, department-level permissions, row-level security, private network access, local hosting, or dedicated infrastructure.
Implementation options available to clients
- Authenticated accounts and user roles
- Permissions by department or branch
- Row-level and dashboard-level restrictions
- Audit logs and encrypted connections
- Scheduled backups
- Private or on-premises hosting
- Dedicated infrastructure, databases, and per-client environments
Your organization's dashboard is built on your own data
Your organization's solution is customized around your systems, goals, workflows, terminology, and security requirements.