Run the organisationFinance, purchases, stock, projects, HR
Accounts, payments, purchase orders, inventory, payroll and expenses in one place, with approvals and an audit trail on every document.
Causeway runs your accounts, purchases, projects, grants, donors and staff in one place. FCRA books, 80G receipts and Form 10BD and 10BE come built in, so month end and audit season stop running on spreadsheets.
Most organisations keep accounts in one package, donors in another, HR in a third and field data in spreadsheets. The figures only agree after someone reconciles them by hand.
Separate tools, manual joins
One database, one set of numbers
Start with the part you need first. Every module shares the same database, the same login and the same permissions, so nothing has to be joined up later.
Accounts, payments, purchase orders, inventory, payroll and expenses in one place, with approvals and an audit trail on every document.
Fund accounting, separate foreign and local books, donor receipts and certificates, and a calendar of renewals with owners and due dates.
One register of the people you serve, a field app that works without signal, camp and helpline records, and reach reported next to cost.
A single donor record with giving history and pledges, campaign tracking, online donation pages and a portal for corporate funders.
These are not add ons or one off customisations. They are shipped features with release notes and support behind them.
Restricted, unrestricted and endowed funds are part of normal accounting, not a note in a spreadsheet. Every entry carries its fund, project, donor and location.
The receipt, the statement line and the certificate all come from the same posted donation, so the numbers cannot drift apart.
Budgets, funding sources, commitments and actuals sit with the beneficiaries, camps and activities they paid for.
Individuals, trusts, corporates and institutions in a single view, with giving history, pledges and every conversation attached.
Your team should not need a report request and a two day wait to answer a funder. Ask Causeway reads your live finance, donor and programme data and answers on the spot.
Configured to your structure, your funds and your approval levels, whichever of these you deliver.
All 42 are available in the platform, across finance, compliance, field delivery, fundraising and analytics. The operations core carries no per user licence.
Ledger, payables, receivables, bank reconciliation, fixed assets and budgets, with multi currency where you need it. Every entry carries its project, fund, donor and location.
Requisition to purchase order with multi level approvals, quotation comparison, goods receipt, invoice matching and supplier records.
Stock across stores and locations, transfers, batch and expiry tracking for medicines, issue against projects, values posted to accounts.
Programmes, projects and activities with budgets, timelines and teams. Income, spend, commitments and budget versus actual in one view.
Staff claims with receipts, travel advances and settlement, policy checks, approvals and posting to the right project.
Employee records, hiring and onboarding, attendance from biometric devices, shifts and rosters, leave, payroll and payslips, appraisals, and self service for staff and managers.
Approval levels on any document, delegation when someone is away, reminders, escalation and a full history on every record.
Ready reports for finance, procurement, projects, donors, stock and HR, dashboards by role, drill down to the voucher, an ad hoc report builder, scheduled email and export to BI tools.
Who holds each asset and where it is, maintenance plans, insurance and warranty dates, and vehicle running costs charged to the project they served.
Records for suppliers, consultants, landlords and grantors with value, period, renewal alerts and links to the orders and payments made under them.
Written procedures with owners and review dates, issue and corrective action logs, and evidence kept ready for audit.
Track proposals to corporates, trusts and government with stage, owner, expected value, close date and activity history.
Tickets for IT and admin requests with priorities, owners, response clocks and a searchable help section.
One file store with folders, permissions and versions. Any file can sit on the record it belongs to, so the agreement stays with the grant.
Public pages and web forms that create records directly, plus self service portals for staff, suppliers and partners on the same database.
Internal wiki for policies and manuals with approvals, and courses for staff and volunteers with enrolment and completion tracking.
Build charts and dashboards on live data across finance, HR, projects and stock without exporting to a second system.
Channels and direct messages inside the platform, with the discussion attached to the record it is about.
GST registration and place of supply, GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B preparation, e-invoice and e-way bill, TDS deduction and return preparation.
Bulk import and export with row level error checks, reusable mapping templates for old data, bulk update and a change log on every field.
Restricted, unrestricted and endowed funds as part of normal accounting. Foreign and local contributions stay in separate books, with FC-4 and the quarterly bank disclosure prepared from the same data.
80G receipts at the time of the gift, Form 10BD statement with PAN checks, bulk Form 10BE certificates, tax exemption certificate handling, and every certificate matched back to a posted receipt.
Award to closure, donor conditions checked at entry, multi year budgets by funding source, spend against milestones, utilisation certificates and a sub grantee portal.
A live register of 12A and 80G renewals, FCRA renewal, CSR-1 and CSR-2, Darpan ID, GST and TDS dates, plus consent records under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, each with an owner, a due date and proof attached.
One register of the people you serve, with intake, eligibility, consent, service history, referrals, case notes, review dates and closure.
Call intake in several languages with telephony, IVR, WhatsApp and SMS, cases raised from a call, response clocks, escalation and resolution history.
A mobile app for field teams with no signal: geo tagged forms, photo and signature evidence, day plans, and queued sync that does not lose a submission.
Camp scheduling, on site registration, screening and vitals, prescriptions and referrals, medicine issue from batch tracked stock, and camp wise cost and reach.
Indicators with baselines and targets, actuals pulled from field and finance data, breakdown by area and group, and SDG and IATI mapping for institutional funders.
Volunteer register with skills, availability and verification, rostering against projects and camps, hours logged, reimbursement and retention tracking.
Disaster response dispatch, kit definitions, consignment tracking to the field, distribution recorded against named people, and reconciliation back to stock.
One donor record for individuals, trusts, corporates and institutions, with pledges, recurring gifts, giving history, campaign attribution, segments and every interaction.
Campaign targets, email, SMS and WhatsApp journeys, hosted donation pages, recurring giving and UPI autopay, failed payment retries and attribution of every rupee.
A branded portal where corporate funders review proposals, follow milestones and download utilisation and impact reports for their own filings.
Membership tiers, joining and renewal cycles, dues collection and lapse handling, and state or city chapters whose books consolidate to head office.
Event setup, registration and ticketing, sponsorship packages, team fundraising pages, and event income settled into the correct fund and project.
Intent and pledge records, stewardship follow up, estate and executor tracking, and accounting when a bequest is realised.
Predicts which donors are likely to lapse and what to ask next, forecasts grant burn rate, flags unusual purchases and claims, and reads supplier invoices into draft entries.
Ask a question in plain words across finance, donor and programme data, get a table or chart back, and open any figure down to the voucher.
Board pack on one screen: fund position and utilisation, programme reach, donor pipeline and HR headlines, each tile drilling to the transactions, scheduled to trustees and funders.
REST APIs and webhooks on every object, bank statement and payment gateway reconciliation, biometric devices, email and notifications, BI connectors, SSO and LDAP, bulk import and export, with separate sandbox, test and live environments.
Role based access with separation of duties, MFA and SSO, encryption in transit and at rest, audit logs, disclosed hosting and subprocessors, backup and disaster recovery, and a complete data export whenever you ask.
Timings are indicative and confirmed after the discovery stage. Your team and ours agree who does what before any work starts.
We confirm requirements, map current processes and agree what is standard, what is configured and what needs building.
Weeks 1 to 3Solution design signed off, system configured, old data cleaned, mapped, migrated and reconciled against your closing balances.
Weeks 4 to 10Bank, payment gateway, biometric devices, email and reporting tools connected, then system testing and your own user acceptance testing.
Weeks 9 to 14Training for users and administrators with manuals, change management support for your teams, a cutover plan, and hypercare for the first weeks after go live.
Weeks 13 to 16Response times we commit to after go live. Resolution targets are agreed in the support schedule, with root cause analysis on major and repeat incidents, a named escalation path, and remote or onsite support as needed.
| Priority | What it means | Response | Working towards |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 Critical | System down or a critical process blocked | Within 30 minutes | Continuous effort until a fix or workaround is in place |
| P2 High | Major function badly affected | Within 1 hour | Workaround same business day |
| P3 Medium | Non critical issue with a workaround available | Within 4 hours | Fix in the next scheduled update |
| P4 Low | Minor issue, question or enhancement request | Within 1 business day | Planned into the release roadmap |
Finance, programme and HR teams describe the same shift: fewer spreadsheets, and one set of numbers everyone trusts.
Closing the books used to mean two weeks of matching the donor sheet to the ledger. Now the receipt, the statement and the certificate all come from the same entry.
Our field teams record camps on a phone with no signal and it syncs later. The funder report and the accounts finally tell the same story.
Attendance, leave and payroll used to live in three tools. Staff now do it themselves and approvals leave a trail the auditor accepts.
The examples below show the typical shape of the change in the first year of running on Causeway.
Budgets, commitments and spend by funding source sit on the project, so a funder report is produced rather than assembled.
PAN checks run before filing, certificates go out in bulk, and each one can be traced back to the posted donation.
Field teams record registrations, screening and medicine issue offline, and it syncs to the same projects finance posts against.
If your question is not here, ask it in the demo and we will answer it against a live system rather than a slide.
Book a demoPlain guides on the areas this page covers, from fund accounting to field data, plus free tools to scope requirements, cost and compare vendors before you shortlist.
How finance, grants, programmes and people fit into one system, and the signs you have outgrown separate tools and spreadsheets.
Read guideRestricted, unrestricted and endowed funds explained, and how to keep foreign and local contributions apart from entry to return.
Read guideEach stage from award to closure: budgets by funding source, donor conditions, spend against milestones and utilisation certificates.
Read guideSetting indicators, baselines and targets, capturing field data, and reporting programme reach next to what it cost.
Read guideRequisition to payment with quotation comparison, approval levels, invoice matching and the audit trail reviewers expect to see.
Read guideThe registration, tax and reporting rules nonprofits face in different countries, and what your system needs to support for each.
Read guideConnecting banks, payment gateways, biometric devices, email and BI tools, and the questions to ask about APIs, errors and monitoring.
Read guideWhere AI helps today, from answering questions in plain words to flagging lapsing donors and slow grant spend, and the controls it needs.
Read guideUse these before you speak to any vendor, including us. Each one gives you something you can share with your board or finance committee.
Choose the modules, funds and compliance rules that apply to you and get a requirements list ready to share.
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