Relief Applications

Information Management & Maps: Build the map and dashboard for the coordination meeting from your project data.

Each coordination meeting, cluster report and board paper wants a 3W table, a map and a dashboard, and someone rebuilds all three from scratch each time.

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How it works

Who does what, where.

  1. Your activities on a map. Projects, sites, distributions and deployments, by location.
  2. Build dashboards from live data with a no-code page builder.
  3. Situation reports. A template filled from the period’s data, edited and sent.
  4. Share. Public dashboards for partners and donors, or exports for coordination platforms.

What it does.

Activities on a map
Projects, sites, distributions and deployments, by location.
Who does what where
3W/4W tables and exports, updated from project records.
No-code dashboards
Pages built from live data, without a developer.
Situation reports
A template filled from the period’s data, edited and sent.
Partner and public dashboards
Shared with access control.
Indicator maps
Indicators by area, on admin boundaries.
Exports
To coordination platforms and to your BI tool.
Scheduled reports
Emailed to a list on the dates you set.

The full list

Maps of activities, sites and beneficiaries, “who does what where” (3W/4W) tables and exports, no-code page and dashboard builder (Page Studio) over live datasets, situation report templates, public or partner dashboards with access control, export to your BI tool, indicator maps by area, data exports to coordination tools, scheduled reports by email, admin boundaries and site registry.

What makes the difference

  • The 3W table updates from project records.
  • Dashboards built from live data, without a developer.
  • A sitrep starts from the period’s figures; the field team adds the text.

With your AI agent

One question can cross several modules.

The map your AI reads holds only the layers your role opens.

A question
“Which indicators are behind target in Kassala, and what does the field data say?”
Reads
Information Management & Maps, MEAL, Field Data Collection
Comes back
A map of the localities that lag behind

Connected to

It shares its records with these modules.

Before you book a demo.

Can we map our indicators by district or region?

Yes. Indicators are mapped by area on admin boundaries, beside a site registry of the places you work.

Will a report go out to our list on the dates we choose?

Scheduled reports are emailed to a list on the dates you set. A situation report starts from a template filled with the period’s figures; the field team adds the text, then it is sent.

Can we start with Information Management & Maps alone?

Yes. Each organisation starts with the base, then picks its modules. You can start with one and add others later.

Can we switch a module off later?

You can, and its data is kept. A module switched off disappears from menus and search, and switching it back on restores it.

Can you import from our spreadsheets and current tools?

Yes: people, projects, budgets, policies, files (including a one-time import or a live two-way sync with Google Drive), and the content of your existing workbooks. Connectors to your other systems are built as part of the project.

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Book a demo of Relief One.

Tell us how your organisation works and which modules you are looking at. We show you Relief One on the parts that matter to you.