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7.7#2 in nonprofit program management softwareFrom €545 a year
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FactActivityInfoDELTA Monitoring
Data collectionIt supports online and offline data collection, mobile data collection, collection links, multilingual forms, and validation rules.Users can create data collection forms with fields such as text, lists, dates, numbers, scores and GPS coordinates, and collect data online or offline.
HeadquartersThe Hague, NetherlandsMontréal, Quebec, Canada
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Power BI, Tableau, ArcGIS, QGIS, Power Automate, R, Python, JavaScript, webhooks and the MCP server.The maker says DELTA can connect with ArcGIS, GeoServer, Microsoft SharePoint and accounting software, and its solution page lists ODK and Kobo data imports.
Intended usersThe maker describes the product for social-sector organizations, including UN agencies, NGOs, governments, and nonprofits working in humanitarian relief and international development.The maker lists project management units, NGOs, public institutions, international development agencies, universities and specialist consultants as users.
PurposeActivityInfo is web-based information management software for partner reporting, monitoring and evaluation, impact measurement, cash voucher assistance, and case management in humanitarian aid, emergencies, and international development.DELTA is monitoring, evaluation and learning software for planning, monitoring and evaluating projects and programmes.

ActivityInfo plans

  • Solo€545 a year
  • Programme€3,700 a year
  • Enterprise AgreementPriced on request

DELTA Monitoring plans

  • CustomPriced on request
  • NGOPriced on request
  • OSAPPPriced on request
  • PMUPriced on request

Pick ActivityInfo if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick DELTA Monitoring if…

It suits project management units, NGOs, public institutions, international development agencies, universities and specialist consultants managing programmes and evaluation data.

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