Commit Global has been developing and maintaining solutions dedicated to the internal health of any CSO. Our growing ecosystem of civic infrastructure meant to ease the lives of every organisations currently has:

Due to the lack of specialized services, many CSOs' budget management and planning can be a time-consuming issue. The budget manager solution we maintain is the open-source assistant who helps civil society better manage its financial resources. Each organisation will be able to keep separate accounts for each sponsorship contract and have the opportunity to easily report expenses.

The tool is structured to keep track of the different models of grants and sponsorships that organizations receive and integrate the standard models of account statements. While helping the organizations keep a clear record of all financial transactions and funds, the platform also allows for storage of scanned documents. Another very important feature is the possibility to set up notifications that allow you to be alerted when you are running out of funding for any of your expense categories in order to better manage your sustainability strategy.

In their everyday life, NGOs work closely with many volunteers with diverse abilities and skills. Volunteers are an essential component in the life of civil society, but only their management can be a time-consuming and valuable resource. Teo is the open-source assistant who helps civil society better manage its volunteer communities, volunteer contracts and the databases that contain them. Built as a two-component system - one web and one mobile, Teo helps organizations keep in touch with volunteers, keep track of them and the hours they work pro-bono, and the volunteer contracts they manage.

Moreover, the solution allows also for synchronized notifications, record keeping on activity and data collection on the ground. This building block may be integrated with emergency intervention solutions in order to facilitate the deployment of volunteer support on the ground where their help is needed.

Bringing highly skilled human resources in the CSO space is not an easy job. In most countries the sector is underfunded and it is very hard for organisations to stay competitive with the private one. But aside from that, there is very little cooperation between the academic sector and civil society, in order to start engaging future professionals who might opt for a career in the non-profit area. Practice for Good is a solution that aims to bridge this gap by helping CSO publish their needs for students who may want to practice their skills inside a non-govenmental entity. Be they future accountants, human resource specialists or hold skills in communication and sales, younger generations can discover career opportunities while also contributing to a better society.

Sometimes it is very hard for people to even get the necessary knowledge to start a non-profit initiative. In most countries people who want to put together a CSO having all the information they need means spending resources on consultants, on research, on legal inquiries and much more. Most of the best initiatives are built by people who have had a hard time trying to solve an issue for themselves and later on they wanted to do better for others as well. And while they may be great at what they do, the administrative and operational side of building a CSo may be very discouraging and gets them to give up. The CSO knowledge center is built as an online learning point and will be able to offer written materials, videos, document templates, predefined templates and many other useful resources for young organisations.

In several countries around the world CSOs benefit from various types of funding that are represented by tax deductions that people can choose to redirect towards a civil society organisation. This building block is a platform that allows for CSO profile building, bank transfer data setup and transfer options as well as a dedicated form generator that CSOs may use to collect this type of funding. This building block is flexible, allowing for specific forms to be created and exported, advanced search for individuals who want to research and choose the CSO they want to support and bulk downloads of filled in forms for the organisation. By using this tool we ensure a rapid deployment of such systems in countries where this fiscal facility is available in order to support all CSOs to collect financial support.

Sometimes you just miss the deadline as a CSO and that is because funding opportunities are scattered all over the place. It is often the case that many grant calls are not found by organisations whose programmes and projects fit perfectly because there is little centralized information about them both on a national and international level. At the same time, funders spend a lot of money on building custom grant-making platforms that are used, at best, once or twice a year. Funding call is a grant making platform that allows every donor to configure their funding calls through the platform, starting from custom form building, application management, evaluation management and publishing results. For CSOs the due diligence process is easier as they build their unique profile, either through CSO Hub or directly in the platform and they can find all open calls in a single website. Even the calls not organized through the Funding Call mechanics can be published in order to have all date in a unique place to ease the research process for CSOs.