Veriable
Prioritise impact over admin, transparency over bureaucracy - trust and verify.
A digital paper-trail that makes reporting useful beyond compliance, keeps an immutable record of progress shared directly with stakeholders, and integrates with any existing project management workflow.
Current project reporting systems waste time. Project managers spend 40+ hours a month on compliance paperwork, while funders struggle to verify real progress.
This results in decisions that prioritise administrative capability over impact, penalising smaller or more specialised organisations
Poor visibility kills good work.
Projects lose funding not due to poor performance but poor documentation. USAID's recent defunding decisions cited 'unclear impact' despite legitimate project work, while well-funded organisations can afford dedicated reporting teams, smaller groups cannot.
When questioned about impact, teams have no verified record of consistent delivery. Success stories remain buried in reports rather than being accessible, comparable, and shareable as evidence of real-world change.
