How an international NGO manages beneficiaries, aid distribution and finance in one integrated ERP
The client is a UN-affiliated non-profit serving people with disabilities and displaced people, providing education and material support. Managing services across several regions without an integrated system made coordination and reporting difficult. We built a large ERP that connects every department, plus a website with a content management system.
Key results
- Beneficiaries, services, inventory and finance are managed in one system.
- Services are distributed more accurately and transparently.
What we delivered
- Beneficiary registration and service allocation
- Inventory and procurement management
- Financial management and reporting
- + 4 more capabilities
A UN-affiliated international NGO
Non-profit organization (NGO), UN-affiliated
International
Analysis, system design, development and implementation
Custom ERP development, website and CMS
The challenge & goal
The business problem
The organization delivers services across several regions. Without an integrated system, it was hard to distribute services fairly, track stock and purchases, follow expenses and coordinate between departments. Leadership also needed accurate reports to make decisions and account for every service delivered.
What the client wanted to achieve
- One system for all departments and operations
- Accurate, transparent distribution of services to beneficiaries
- Full control of inventory, procurement and spending
- Reliable reports for leadership and stakeholders
What made it difficult
- Services spread across several regions and beneficiary groups.
- Very different needs: education, material aid, inventory and finance in one platform.
- Each department needed its own role and permissions while sharing the same data.
The solution
We built a large, integrated ERP made of connected modules that work together, plus a public website with its own CMS.
Leadership, services, finance, education and inventory teams, and other departments.
Main capabilities
Beneficiary registration
Register people with disabilities and displaced people, allocate services based on needs and report on beneficiaries and programs.
Inventory & procurement
Track distributed items, manage purchasing and supply, and monitor stock to avoid shortages or surplus.
Financial management
Track expenses, manage budgets and spending, and produce financial reports and forecasts.
Education & services
Manage education programs, enrol beneficiaries in courses and follow services delivered to each family or individual.
Reporting & operations
Reports on the geographic distribution of services, department performance and process improvement.
Website with CMS
Present services, activities and events, managed through a custom CMS.
Beneficiary Dossiers
Disability & displaced family profiling
Education & Skills
Program enrolment & attendance
Matches vetted needs to regional warehouse stockpiles and UN-compliant financial grants.
Procurement & Inventory
Multi-region warehouse tracking
Finance & Reporting
Audit-ready donor transparency
How we delivered it
Needs and workflow mapping
- Field protocols
- Shared data model
Beneficiary & services core
- Need criteria
- Dossier verification
Inventory, procurement & finance
- Warehouse stock
- Grant ledger
Reporting, roles & website
- UN audit reports
- Public website CMS
| Milestone | What we did | Why we did it | What it enabled |
|---|---|---|---|
01Needs and workflow mapping | Mapped how each department registers, serves, buys and reports. | To design one system that fits every team. | A shared data model across departments. |
02Beneficiary & services core | Built registration, needs-based service allocation and service tracking. | To deliver aid accurately and fairly. | Transparent records for every family and individual. |
03Inventory, procurement & finance | Added stock, purchasing, budgets and expense tracking. | To control resources and spending. | Fewer shortages and clearer financial oversight. |
04Reporting, roles & website | Delivered dashboards, role-based access and the website with CMS, then handed over. | To support decisions and public communication. | Instant reports and an up-to-date public presence. |
What changed & business results
Before & after
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| Services hard to manage across regions | Central management of services across all regions |
| No integrated way to distribute services | Needs-based, automated service allocation |
| Weak control of stock and purchases | Live inventory and procurement tracking |
| Limited financial follow-up | Integrated budgets, expenses and financial reports |
| Departments working in silos | One platform with role-based access for each department |
Results achieved
- 1Beneficiaries, services, inventory and finance are managed in one system.
- 2Services are distributed more accurately and transparently.
- 3Leadership gets instant reports to support decisions.
Business value
- Integrated infrastructure for the whole organization
- Accurate and transparent service distribution
- Decision support through instant reports
- Easier management of people, finance and inventory
- Ready to scale services internationally
Behind the solution
Modular ERP where beneficiaries, services, education, inventory and finance work together. The public website runs on a custom CMS.
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