Platform · For funders
The portfolio view: see progress, by consent
Participation, milestones and the impact stories grantees choose to share — across your whole portfolio, without new reporting forms.
Seat activation
Whether sponsored seats are in use.
Program participation
Who is in which cohort; what they finished.
Grantee-shared progress
Stories and outcomes, by consent.
No rankings, no surveillance
Nothing grantees haven’t shared.
Sample view
What a portfolio view shows
Illustrative sample · not real data
A true view — not a report built for your deadline.
Because grantees keep their records current for their own work, what they share with you reflects the real work.
You see participation and milestones across the portfolio, plus the progress and stories each grantee chooses to share.
Comparison
How is a portfolio view different from grantee reporting tools?
Grantee reporting tools collect forms the funder designs; a portfolio view shows what grantees already keep current for their own work and choose to share. The data stays with the nonprofit.
| Grantee reporting tools | Resilia portfolio view | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the data | The funder | The nonprofit |
| Burden on grantees | New forms on the funder’s schedule | None: grantees share what they already use |
| What you see | Answers written for a deadline | Participation, finished work and grantee-shared progress |
| Consent | Implied by the grant | Named, scoped, time-limited and revocable |
| Rankings of grantees | Sometimes | Never |
Consent
What you see — and what you don’t
You see
- Seat activationWhether the seats you sponsored are in use.
- Program participationWho is in which cohort and what they completed.
- Grantee-shared progressStories, milestones and outcomes each grantee chooses to share.
You never see
- Anything not shared with youDocuments, finances, other funders or coaching notes.
- Scores or rankings of granteesWe don’t produce them.
“The Boston Foundation has really benefited from working with Resilia… we’re able to get aggregate information and learn — without taxing nonprofit leaders’ time and energy — what organizations are dealing with and where they need support.”
Leigh HandschuhSenior Program Officer, Learning & Engagement, The Boston Foundation
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