KoNote
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VisitKoNote vs MEL360
What both publish
| Fact | KoNote | MEL360 |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | KoNote is a secure, web-based participant outcome management system for nonprofits. | MEL360 is a monitoring, evaluation, and learning platform for development organizations, NGOs, and donors. |
| Reporting | Reporting includes Chart.js progress charts, CSV metric exports, WeasyPrint PDFs, funder profiles and audit-log viewing. | Users can create branded reports from customizable templates and export them to PDF, Excel, or PowerPoint. |
| Security | KoNote uses field-level PII encryption, a separate immutable audit database, role-based access control, configurable session timeouts, HSTS, CSP, and CSRF protection. | 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. |
KoNote plans
- Self-hosted KoNoteFree
- Self-hosted MIT-licensed KoNoteFree
MEL360 plans
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Pick KoNote if…
KoNote suits nonprofits that need to track participant records, program enrollment, goals, outcomes, and progress notes. It is for organizations able to run and secure their own instance.
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.