Why Impact Tools?
After accompanying more than 120 clients, Kimso made an observation: associations need to be equipped to become self-sufficient in their impact reporting.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
What Is Impact Tools?
Impact Tools allows you to monitor the impact of several projects simultaneously: your programs, your activities by territory, or the social purpose organizations you support.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
What Are the Benefits?
Impact Tools allows you to manage the impact assessment of your activities independently:
- By adapting to the scale and needs of the organizations: you decide on the scope of your measurement (project, activity, territory, portfolio of funded or supported organizations), define your own indicators and choose the most appropriate survey method for each target.
- By enabling consolidation of impact data: you choose to aggregate them at the level of a given perimeter.
- By ensuring data centralization and security: you decide on the administration of user rights and your reports can be shared with your partners.
Why Impact Tools ?
After accompanying more than 120 clients, Kimso made an observation: associations need to be equipped to become self-sufficient in their impact reporting.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
What Is Impact Tools?
Impact Tools allows you to monitor the impact of several projects simultaneously: your programs, your activities by territory, or the social purpose organizations you support.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
What Are the Benefits?
Impact Tools allows you to manage the impact assessment of your activities independently:
- By adapting to the scale and needs of the organizations: you decide on the scope of your measurement (project, activity, territory, portfolio of funded or supported organizations), define your own indicators and choose the most appropriate survey method for each target.
- By enabling consolidation of impact data: you choose to aggregate them at the level of a given perimeter.
- By ensuring data centralization and security: you decide on the administration of user rights and your reports can be shared with your partners.
Why Impact Tools ?
After accompanying more than 120 clients, Kimso made an observation: associations need to be equipped to become self-sufficient in their impact reporting.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
Since 2018, we have partnered with Impact Tools, a digital platform that brings together all the steps of a project’s evaluation cycle in a single tool and automates data collection and reporting tasks.
In 2019, after helping to develop new features, Kimso offered some of its clients to use it. In June 2021, Kimso integrated Impact Tools and now offers the tool as part of its offering.
What Is Impact Tools?
Impact Tools allows you to monitor the impact of several projects simultaneously: your programs, your activities by territory, or the social purpose organizations you support.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
For each activity, the platform allows for the interaction of 3 databases: a stakeholder tracking tool, a shared library of indicators and a survey module to collect data directly from respondents, by phone or online.
What Are the Benefits?
Impact Tools allows you to manage the impact assessment of your activities independently:
- By adapting to the scale and needs of the organizations: you decide on the scope of your measurement (project, activity, territory, portfolio of funded or supported organizations), define your own indicators and choose the most appropriate survey method for each target.
- By enabling consolidation of impact data: you choose to aggregate them at the level of a given perimeter.
- By ensuring data centralization and security: you decide on the administration of user rights and your reports can be shared with your partners.