Donations and donors
Income by channel, campaign, donor type and period, with Vis-a-Vis comparison to the same period last year.
- Industries
- Public sector & defence
- Non-Profit Organisations
Non-profit organisations
Show donors where every contribution goes —
Show donors where every contribution goes —
with figures they can trust.
TURBOARD brings donations, programme spending, volunteers and field data into one governed model, so foundations, associations and relief organisations report transparently and plan with current figures.
The challenge
Trust depends on reporting that takes too long to prepare.
Donations arrive through several channels, spending is recorded in the finance system, programme activity in field reports and volunteer details in yet another list. Preparing an annual report or a donor update means reconciling all of it by hand. Meanwhile donors, members and boards expect to see clearly where funds went and what they achieved — and a vague answer costs support.
TURBOARD connects these sources once and calculates income, spending and impact from the same definitions every time. Field teams collect data with FOR-S forms that flow straight into dashboards, and selected dashboards can be published for donors and members with EMB-S, while row-level permissions keep personal data restricted to the people who need it.
500K+business users work with TURBOARD
Since 2004enterprise BI engineering, founded in Chicago
Cloud or on-premisefully on-premise deployment, AI included
PatentedBI technology, including a granted US patent
What you can do
Non-profit analyses on one governed model
Where funds go
Spending by programme, region and cost type, set against the donations designated for each purpose.
Programme impact
Beneficiaries reached, services delivered and outcomes by programme and location, mapped with GIS-S.
Field data collection
FOR-S forms and surveys used by field teams send their responses directly into programme dashboards.
Volunteers
Volunteer profiles, skills, preferred programmes and available hours, so managers can assign roles where they are needed.
Members and transparency
Member counts and types over time, and public dashboards published with EMB-S so supporters can explore results themselves.
Challenges & solutions
Where non-profit reporting gets stuck — and how TURBOARD helps
?Scattered records
Donations, spending, programme reports and volunteer lists are kept in separate systems and spreadsheets.
✓One organisation model
All sources feed one governed model, so income, spending and impact are always calculated the same way.
?Slow field reporting
Paper forms and emailed spreadsheets from the field take weeks to consolidate.
✓FOR-S to dashboard
Field data collected with FOR-S appears in dashboards as soon as it is submitted.
?Donor questions
Donors ask where their contribution went, and the answer requires a custom report each time.
✓Published dashboards
Selected dashboards are published with EMB-S, publicly or for a closed group of donors and members.
?Sensitive personal data
Beneficiary and volunteer records must not be visible to everyone who reads a report.
✓Row-level permissions
Each user and each scheduled report sees only authorised data, from the board down to a single project team.
JAS · Just Ask Simply
Ask where the money went — in plain language
JAS, the AI assistant built into TURBOARD, answers from the same governed model your reports use. Ask a question and she finds the relevant data, builds the chart and explains what it shows. With JAS Explain and personas, one dashboard can be interpreted for a board member, a programme manager or a donor relations team without changing the numbers.
Explore JAS capabilities →JJASQuestions you can ask
- How much of this year’s emergency appeal has been spent, and on which programmes?
- Compare donations by channel this quarter with the same quarter last year.
- Which regions received the most beneficiary visits from field teams last month?
- Show volunteers available at weekends by skill and preferred programme.