Connected Programs
Your programs already tell the story of your impact. DevFloHQ can help connect that story to the funding behind it—so Programs and Development can work from a clearer picture.
A 30-minute discovery call with Nick
Program connections and tailored systems are configured around your organization’s needs. A full Programs database or case-management system is not automatically included with Core.
See what’s included with Core →01 / Build on the work you already do
If your team already records program information in another system, start there. We review whether supported connections or an agreed export workflow can bring the needed information together.
Compatibility and update frequency are confirmed during scoping.
When existing tools leave a gap, scope a program database or focused workflow around the way your organization delivers services and measures results.
Custom deliverables, migration, and support are scoped separately.
02 / From funding to a useful update
Harbor Light Community Network is a fictional organization used in the DevFloHQ demo. This example shows how connected information can support a funder conversation.
Linked to Nutrition in Harbor Light’s demo program records.
18,640 meals delivered across the Nutrition program in the fictional fiscal-year example.
“Nutrition served 212 older adults and delivered 18,640 meals this fiscal year.”
Check the reporting period, source records, and funder’s requirements before using these results.
Program-wide results, not grant-specific attribution. This example does not establish that Cornerstone alone funded these services or outcomes.
The team closest to the work helps define the measures, maintain the records, and validate what the results mean.
Bring agreed program information into grant reporting and donor conversations, with fewer repeated requests for the same figures.
03 / Built in a real organization
At Variety Children’s Charity of the Desert, DevFloHQ supported grant management, major donor planning, and monthly cash flow. Variety also received a custom program database built around its program areas.
Read the story behind the work →04 / A useful connection starts with a clear scope
What does Development need to report? What should Programs be able to record or understand? Choose one recurring need.
Look at the systems, records, definitions, and access permissions already in place. Confirm compatibility and any gaps.
Define the workflow, data mapping, deliverables, migration, costs, and ongoing support before building.
Check sample records and reporting results with the people who know the work. Agree how the connection will be maintained.
Connected information. Supported AI.
A compatible AI assistant can use supported connections to work with the information made available to it. The tool, sources, permissions, and costs are confirmed as part of setup.
Explore AI Connections →A practical investment
Begin with Core pricing, then discuss the scope of any program connections, custom work, onboarding, or migration your organization needs.
Explore pricing & scope →Your programs. Your development work. Your mission.
Bring one reporting question and the systems you use today. We’ll talk through a practical starting point.
Talk through your systems ↗A 30-minute discovery call with Nick
