We help organizations turn their impact data into a standardized, Common Impact Data Standard-compliant format — and build the dashboards to make use of it.
The Common Impact Data Standard, developed by the Common Approach to Impact Measurement, is a standardized way to represent your organization's impact model (theory of change, logic model, outcomes chain, or similar) and the five dimensions of impact — who, what, how much, contribution, and risk. It doesn't tell you what to measure; it standardizes how that information is structured in a database, using linked data (JSON-LD), so it can be shared, compared, and aggregated across organizations and systems.
Many organizations adopt the Common Impact Data Standard simply by using impact-measurement software that's already aligned with it. If you're not on aligned software, we can help — mapping your existing data so it can be exported and read as a Common Impact Data Standard-compliant impact capsule.
Your data flows into a single, standardized impact capsule that speaks the same language as every other system aligned with the Common Impact Data Standard, then out to dashboards and reports that read it directly.
CRMs, case management systems, spreadsheets
Common Impact Data Standard-compliant JSON-LD impact capsule
Read directly from your impact capsule
We map your existing data into a Common Impact Data Standard-compliant JSON-LD impact capsule and deliver a dashboard template built to read it.
Once your data is standardized, we help you build whatever comes next — custom analysis, specialized dashboards, or integrations with your other tools.
We work directly with the linked-data structures behind the Common Impact Data Standard.
We understand how nonprofits actually collect and report impact data.
We've built sector-wide standardized reporting tools and dashboards.
Let's talk about turning your data into a Common Impact Data Standard-compliant impact capsule and what you can build on top of it.