FRUIT Impact vs Outcome Tracker

FRUIT Impact is a web platform for measuring impact across nonprofit, NGO, foundation, ESG, social enterprise, university, civic, and faith-based programs. Organizations can define targets such as individuals, households, geographic areas, demographic cohorts, groups, and other organizations. They can build surveys, composite indices, and assessments using multiple-choice, Likert, open-text, or numeric questions with custom scoring logic. Observations can be captured on mobile devices, tablets, or desktops, online or offline, and synced to a central database. FRUIT calculates metrics from observations and supports trend analysis, segmentation, and user-defined calculations. Users can model future impact from historical data, growth assumptions, resource constraints, and time horizons. Admin, Program Manager, and Field Collector roles have different access levels; actions are logged with timestamps and user attribution. The product says submitted observations cannot be edited or deleted by administrators. The free FRUIT Seed plan is free and includes 2 targets, 2 brands, 1 admin user, and AI Insights. Paid plans are FRUIT Grow at $39 a month, FRUIT Steward at $119 a month, and FRUIT Harvest at $399 a month.

Outcome Tracker is cloud-based case management software for nonprofits, public agencies, housing counselors, and Children’s Savings Account program administrators. It supports configurable intake and eligibility screening, time-stamped case notes, service logs, goal plans, and referrals across programs. Clients can use secure, personalized portals to review goals, complete surveys, and view progress without downloading an app. Teams can build surveys with validated instruments or custom questions, conditional logic, and skip patterns, then collect responses digitally, on paper, or with staff assistance. Reporting covers funders, grants, boards, outcomes, performance, and compliance, with PDF, Excel, and Word exports. Listed connections include Emma, Constant Contact, financial and 529 accounts, DownHome Loan Manager, SBA Nexus, and HUD 9902 reporting. Public-sector materials state SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA-aligned controls, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and audit logs. The system runs on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. Annual pricing is $7,100 a year, depending on program scale and configuration; the plan includes unlimited users, implementation, training, and same-day support from a U.S.-based team.