Community groups, co-operatives, and local enterprises face the same data fragmentation as commercial businesses — often with fewer resources to address it.
Community development organisations, credit unions, sports clubs with trading arms, social enterprises, and local co-operatives all manage data across multiple systems. Membership records in one place. Event registrations in another. Funding reports compiled manually from spreadsheets.
The challenge is identical to that of a commercial SME — fragmented data, manual reporting, decisions made without a clear picture. The tools and the budget may differ, but the underlying problem is the same.
We work with community organisations to apply the same integration approach — scaled and priced appropriately for the sector.
Grant reporting requires data from multiple sources — membership, activities, finances. We consolidate this into a single reporting view.
Connecting membership databases with communication platforms and event systems so your team has a complete picture of engagement.
Community businesses with retail or service income benefit from the same POS-to-accounting integration as commercial SMEs.
Tracking volunteer hours, skills, and availability across a single dashboard for better planning and recognition.
We prioritise free and low-cost tools with strong community sector support — Google Workspace, Airtable, and open-source options where appropriate.
Training is designed for teams with varied technical backgrounds and high volunteer turnover — simple, documented, and repeatable.
Community organisations often hold sensitive member data. We build integrations with data protection compliance as a baseline, not an afterthought.
We understand that community organisations have seasonal rhythms and variable capacity. Our engagement model reflects that reality.
Get in touch. We're happy to explore what a practical integration would look like for your situation.