ImpactGraph is a cloud‑based accounting platform designed for nonprofit finance teams and fiscal sponsors. It automates grant intake, provides flexible multi‑dimensional tagging for dynamic impact reporting, and includes a coding assistant to reduce data‑entry errors, while integrating with tools like NetSuite for seamless workflow synchronization.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Nonprofit organizations using QuickBooks Online face manual workarounds for allocating payroll, tracking grants, and generating custom funder reports, while budgeting tools lack the flexibility and collaboration needed for multi‑dimensional program management.
Solution
ImpactGraph offers a cloud‑based accounting platform built specifically for nonprofits and fiscal sponsors. The system automates grant management by extracting restrictions from emailed agreements, setting reminders, and centralizing documents. Flexible tagging and dynamic reporting let users measure impact across programs, projects, and funding sources without custom spreadsheets. Integrated coding assistance reduces data‑entry errors and speeds up transaction processing. The platform also supports fiscal sponsors, enabling policy‑driven approvals, shared access for sponsored projects, and compliance monitoring, all while syncing with existing tools such as NetSuite.
Target Audience
Primary users are nonprofit finance teams, program managers, and fiscal sponsors who need streamlined accounting, grant tracking, and impact reporting.
Features
- Automated grant intake via dedicated email address with restriction extraction and reminder scheduling
- Customizable, multi‑dimensional tagging for dynamic financial and impact reporting
- Integrated coding assistant that validates entries and accelerates bookkeeping
- Fiscal sponsor functionality including policy definition, approval workflows, and shared project access
- Seamless integrations with ERP systems (e.g., NetSuite) and other existing nonprofit tools
- Real‑time data sync and collaborative budgeting across programs and fiscal years