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eSuivi vs MEL360

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eSuivi

7.3#3 in nonprofit program management softwareFrom $229 a year
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
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MEL360

5.9#23 in nonprofit program management software
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FacteSuiviMEL360
Intended usersThe maker describes the product as built for development organizations and M&E professionals, including NGOs and INGOs.The product is presented for nonprofits and international NGOs, donors and foundations, and organizations coordinating programs across multiple countries.
PurposeeSuivi is a monitoring and evaluation platform for tracking programs, indicators, analysis, and reporting.MEL360 is a monitoring, evaluation, and learning platform for development organizations, NGOs, and donors.
ReportingThe platform generates donor reports in PDF and Word formats with charts and indicator tables.Users can create branded reports from customizable templates and export them to PDF, Excel, or PowerPoint.
SecurityThe security page describes role-based permissions, strict multi-tenant organization isolation, HTTPS-only access, and encrypted data storage.The maker describes the platform as using bank-level encryption and security protocols; a BRAC project case study also describes OAuth2, role-based access, and encrypted data flows.

eSuivi plans

  • StarterFree
  • Seed$229 a year
  • Sprout$329 a year
  • Thrive$529 a year
  • Impact+ Enterprise SuitePriced on request

MEL360 plans

No prices published.

Pick eSuivi if…

eSuivi suits development organizations and M&E teams that need to structure program logic, monitor indicators, and prepare donor reports. Its plans cover teams of different sizes, with self-hosted and API options also listed.

Pick MEL360 if…

MEL360 is intended for nonprofits and INGOs, donors and foundations, and organizations coordinating development programs across countries. Its offline collection and reporting tools may suit teams working in low-connectivity environments or with donor-aligned reporting needs.

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