NGO operations platform

Run projects, people, money, compliance, and evidence in one place.

N-Ops360 is built for NGOs that need daily operating discipline, donor-ready records, role-based access, and a clear view of what needs attention.

17 live sidebar modules19 operational areas7 role levels
Illustration of the N-Ops360 operations dashboard
From organisation-wide oversight to project-level action.

Current product shape

A 360 degree dashboard backed by live module data.

The home dashboard shows project health, key figures, attention items, meeting updates, module summaries, and role-specific cards. The financial-year selector flows through the system so year-based records stay aligned.

Project health firstProject cards show budget vs spent, milestones, tasks, beneficiary progress, risks, and alerts. One source of truthFinance, HR, beneficiaries, board, projects, compliance, documents, and reports pull from connected records. Access that respects rolesSeven role levels plus project scoping keep each user inside the work they are authorised to handle.

Operating rhythm

Plan. Deliver. Control. Report.

N-Ops360 connects strategy to project execution, project execution to evidence, and evidence to reports for boards, donors, funders, auditors, and leadership reviews.

01Plan

Objectives, logical frameworks, project categories, budgets, workplans, milestones, teams, and targets.

02Deliver

Projects, beneficiaries, volunteers, staff movement, trainings, transport, hospitality, stock, and activities.

03Control

Finance approvals, compliance tasks, risk radar, grievances, access records, recycle bin, and audit history.

04Report

Report studio, saved snapshots, donor-ready project reports, board summaries, exports, and in-app evidence.

Live workspace

17 live sidebar modules covering 19 operational areas.

Public Relations and Media are combined into one workspace. Compliance and Risk are also combined. Hospitality and Transportation are now part of the live operating cluster.

01Organisation Profile

Legal identity, registrations, documents, SDGs, structure chart, linked projects, awards, and bank accounts.

02Board Profile

General Body, Executive Committee, office bearers, project boards, meetings, approvals, and minutes.

03Objectives

MoA objectives, logical framework, project links, indicators, assumptions, and yearly targets.

06Human Resources

Recruitment, staff records, shifts, attendance, payroll, leave, gate passes, trainings, and exits.

07Beneficiary & Community

Registry, documents, services, in/out passes, trainings, school records, sports fitness, and quick-view cards.

08Volunteers

Opportunities, public signup links, applications, onboarding, attendance, hours, and summary reporting.

10Information Technology

Assets, licences, access records, incidents, stock, resource map, store setup, and recycle bin.

11PR, Media & Communications

Stakeholders, outreach, fundraising events, awards, media mentions, assets, publications, newsletters, campaigns, and handles.

13Grievances

Suggestions, complaints, confidential categories, SLA tracking, assignments, action taken, and closure.

15Compliance & Risk

Statutory checklist, HR and finance compliance, assigned tasks, evidence, risk register, and risk radar.

16Reports

Audience-ready templates, live report blocks, private/shared presets, frozen snapshots, and PDF/Word/Excel exports.

17User Level Access

Admin control over module access and Organisation Profile section visibility.

18Hospitality

Buildings, rooms, guest stays, visitor and parent gate logs, event schedules, tasks, photos, and printable views.

19Transportation

Vehicles, drivers, routes, trips, gate movement, fuel, maintenance, renewals, expenses, and tracking.

+Shared system tools

Inbox, employee chat, support chat, Opsy guide bot, notifications, import, export, audit log, and tenant telemetry.

New depth where NGOs need it

More than records: workflows, approvals, and safeguards.

The current codebase includes practical controls for everyday NGO work, not only static data entry.

01School and sports project types

Category settings decide whether a project gets academic setup, attendance, fees, marks, health, teachers, sports fitness, competitions, and activities.

02Movement and gate records

Staff and beneficiaries can have in/out status, passes, approvals, due-back tracking, visitor logs, and contact exports.

03Risk radar

The system scans other modules for overdue dates, missing dates, expired records, stuck approvals, and open operational risks.

04Safer deletion

Most deletes move records to the recycle bin with child records intact, so administrators can restore instead of losing data.

Usable by real teams

Built for managers, project staff, finance, HR, admin, and field users.

Users see a simpler workspace when their role requires it. Project staff can be scoped to their own project. Level 3 staff can work with stock and store without receiving full IT administration access.

Guided help inside the appOpsy answers how-to questions from the user guide, while Support chat reaches the N-Ops360 support team. Imports and exports everywhereModules support practical Excel/CSV import, plus Print/PDF, Word, and Excel outputs. Theme and mobile-friendly workThe app includes selectable themes, a collapsible side menu, mobile drawer navigation, and project-mode navigation.

Deployment that fits

Your data, your operating environment.

N-Ops360 can run as a dedicated cloud tenant or as an on-premise installation. The A Thousand Trees console can monitor enabled tenants without mixing one NGO's database with another.

Dedicated tenantOne organisation per deployment, with its own application and database boundary.
On-premise optionPackaged deployment for organisations that need local control and source-separated operations.
Guided rolloutConfiguration, roles, modules, data import, training, and support based on the organisation's workflow.

See it with your own workflow

Bring one process that is difficult today.

We will show how N-Ops360 can organise it, who should see it, what records are needed, and what a practical rollout could look like.

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