Atlas FieldOps vs impactID

Atlas FieldOps is monitoring and evaluation software for projects, surveys, field operations, submissions, maps, indicators, reporting, data quality and governance. It combines assignments, submission review, approvals, GIS mapping, KPI tracking and governed reports. The form builder has more than 40 field types, including GPS, geofences, photos, signatures and barcodes, with logic and validation. Android field teams can collect forms, locations, photos and consent offline, then synchronize queued work when connected. Quality controls flag duplicates, outliers, GPS problems, missing data and validation failures, with review, correction and audit workflows. A versioned API is available at /api/v1, with destinations including Power BI, Tableau, Looker, spreadsheets and internal pipelines. Security controls include scoped roles, immutable audits, consent and retention controls, export governance, and backup architecture. Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans have custom pricing and different support and integration levels.

impactID combines fundraising, project management, and field data collection for nonprofit organisations, from small foundations to international NGOs. FundWise provides branded campaign pages, donation forms, and personalized donor updates. Its forms connect with Mollie and a CRM, and can be embedded in WordPress or other websites; impactID also says Zapier offers more than 7,000 integrations. ProjectConnect manages funding, contracts, partner collaboration, and reporting, including Theory of Change and IATI support. FieldCollab is a mobile reporting app that collects data offline and syncs it when connectivity returns. The service runs on Android, iOS, and the web. impactID describes security measures including encryption, permissions, activity logs, audits, monitoring, and encrypted backups, and says it complies with GDPR. Start is hosted in Dutch and German data centres. Start costs €9 per month after the first free month, excluding VAT, with monthly cancellation and no minimum term. It includes one web user and three field users; donations incur an 8.25% platform fee plus payment provider costs.