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Every dollar accounted for. Literally.
Not-for-profits run on trust, volunteers and databases full of good intentions. I spent eleven years doing systems and records work for government and community-facing organisations, including Services Australia, where getting people's records right is the whole job. If your data is a decade of goodwill and chaos, you are my favourite kind of client.
Live proof
Use it. Right here.
Program data captured once becomes the acquittal, every figure traceable to its rows. Record a donation and watch the receipt issue itself.
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Acquittals stop being archaeology when the data is captured at the program, not reconstructed for the funder. Receipting on rails frees a volunteer's Tuesday.
The work
Where the hours go, and come back.
Donor data, repaired and reconciled
Receipting and reconciliation on rails
Grant reporting from real data
Capacity on a charity budget
The evidence
The acquittal, already working.
The funder report above is built from program rows, every figure traceable, and the receipt issues itself when a donation lands. That is the finished shape of the work, not a promise of it. Behind it: a decade of records work in government and community-facing organisations, where a wrong number in a report has consequences, and two live tools with public source a board can inspect before it approves anything.
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