eSuivi vs IMPACTr

eSuivi is a monitoring and evaluation platform for tracking programs, indicators, analysis, and reporting. Its logframe builder links goals, outcomes, outputs, activities, and indicators, while an interactive theory of change builder maps a program’s causal pathway from inputs through impact. For indicator tracking, it records baselines, periodic targets, and actuals, then calculates achievement rates and variance. The platform generates donor reports in PDF and Word with charts and indicator tables. Its AI analysis surfaces trends, forecasts outcomes, and recommends course corrections. An API connects eSuivi to KoboToolbox to sync survey submissions and map form fields to indicators; the integration also works with KoBoCAT and ODK-compatible servers. It is web-based and accessible in modern browsers without installation; API and self-hosted platforms are listed. Security features include role-based permissions, organization isolation, HTTPS-only access, and encrypted storage. The stated infrastructure is hosted on AWS with SOC 2 compliance. eSuivi is aimed at development organizations and M&E professionals, including NGOs and INGOs. A free Starter plan supports up to 2 users and 1 project; paid plans begin at $229 a year.

IMPACTr is an ERP and digital ecosystem for nonprofit organizations and social action. It centralizes project and activity information across stages, supports task management, and lets organizations plan budgets while tracking funding, income, expenses, and project budgets by program, project, and activity. Users can define impact indicators, follow beneficiaries and project outcomes through progress reports, and automatically create shareable activity reports or customized reports for funders. The system manages beneficiaries, donors, partners, and volunteers. Volunteers can earn social impact points by completing tasks or sharing social actions, then exchange those points for goods or services. IMPACTr says it can connect with any digital tool or program an institution uses to exchange information and reduce duplicate work. Listed security measures include SSL, Bcrypt Hash, AES-256 and AES-128, CSRF protections, zero-downtime deployment, and daily backups. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Paid plans include premium support, while additional services cover setup, customization, development, training, and consulting. Plans are listed from a price agreed with the maker.