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Built for your trade · NGO welfare assistance

Beneficiaries, schemes and the paperwork between them.

Applications move through eligibility, documents and sanction. Keep every case and every ward on one board instead of a stack of registers.

No renaming, no custom fields to build. It already calls them beneficiaries and applications, and asks the 12 questions your trade actually asks.

What this costs you today

How the work actually runs

This is the board a field worker opens on the first morning — not a template to configure, the pipeline as it ships.

Scheme assistance
  1. Registered
  2. Eligibility checked
  3. Documents pending
  4. Application filed
  5. Under verification
Won Sanctioned
Lost, and why Rejected Ineligible Withdrawn

A sale is not the end of the job. Winning one opens a second board:

Assistance
  1. Verified
  2. Sanctioned
  3. Disbursed
Won Closed

What that gives you

A board per scheme

Every application has a stage, an owner and a date it has been sitting since.

Ward and panchayat on the record

Filter a whole caseload down to one ward for a field visit, on the phone, in the field.

Counts you do not assemble by hand

Reports give reach by stage and by source without anybody tallying a register.

The questions it already asks

12 fields, grouped the way you would ask them on the telephone. Change any of them later; none of them is work you have to do first.

Scheme

  • Scheme sought

Household

  • Household size
  • Annual household income
  • Ration card type

Profile

  • Category
  • Gender
  • Age
  • Person with disability

Entitlement readiness

  • Has a bank account
  • Aadhaar seeded to bank account

Where the beneficiaries come from

Every one of these is a door that is already built. Nothing is typed in twice, and a duplicate enquiry is recognised as one.

Set up in an afternoon, not a quarter.

Choose NGO welfare assistance when you sign up and the board, the fields and the channels above are already there. Nothing to configure before the first enquiry.