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7.7#2 in nonprofit program management softwareFrom €545 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | ActivityInfo | Atlas FieldOps |
|---|---|---|
| Data quality | Validation rules, required fields, unique fields, duplicate detection, merge tools and approval workflows are built into the platform. | Quality controls flag duplicates, outliers, missing data, invalid GPS, validation failures, profile conflicts, and unlinked records. |
| Integrations | Documented integrations include Power BI, Tableau, ArcGIS, QGIS, Power Automate, R, Python, JavaScript, webhooks and the MCP server. | The integrations page names Power BI, Tableau, Looker, spreadsheets, GIS platforms, data warehouses, CRM systems, and internal analytics pipelines as destinations. |
| Intended users | The maker describes the product for social-sector organizations, including UN agencies, NGOs, governments, and nonprofits working in humanitarian relief and international development. | The help center names NGOs, governments, donors, research teams, health programs, education programs, agriculture teams, and humanitarian operations as users. |
| Public API | The JSON API follows REST conventions, can query and modify authorized databases, and exposes capabilities used by the web and mobile clients. | Atlas FieldOps says versioned public APIs are available under /api/v1 for projects, forms, submissions, reports, and operational data. |
| Reporting | Reports include pivot tables, charts, maps, notebooks and dashboards, with exports available in formats including CSV, PDF and XLSX. | The platform provides dashboards, KPI exports, map outputs, scheduled reports, donor or client outputs, and governed downloads. |
| Security controls | Stated controls include TLS 1.2-or-better encryption, encryption at rest, role and record permissions, audit logs, replicated backups and SSO. | Security features include role and scope-based permissions, tenant isolation, immutable audit trails, approval history, consent, retention, export controls, and backup architecture. |
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It suits organizations running field programs that need offline Android data collection, review workflows and reporting. The listed users include NGOs, governments, donors, research teams, and health, education, agriculture and humanitarian programs.