Product

One platform for all your nonprofit data needs

Surveys, spreadsheets, CRMs and case tools — brought together, cleaned, and connected in one place your whole team can trust.

A Dalgo dashboard illustration — programme metrics and monthly totals at a glance

Two things stood out about Dalgo 2.0. First, the map of the country — you can drill down, and as NGOs we can use that for so many representations. Second, sharing dashboards publicly: it’s much easier to just give people a link than to keep generating logins for every layer. That’s a really big upgrade.

Chetan PruthiProduct Manager, Make A Difference

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Clean overview - DBT Repository connected

Cast node added to canvas with Create Table and Add Function options

Casting the AQI column to a numeric type

Naming the output table and choosing a schema

Choosing a directory under models for the new table

Running the workflow - dbt clean executing

Completed production pipeline with multiple transform steps and preview data

Configure the chart type, axis, and metrics

Chart styling options - orientation, labels, legend

Saved chart with interactive tooltip showing values

Empty dashboard canvas with Add Chart, Add KPI, Add Text buttons

Add Chart modal with a grid of saved charts to choose from

Add KPI modal with a grid of saved KPIs to choose from

Dashboard canvas with KPI and chart placed, drag to move handle visible

Dashboard with a text heading block added above the KPI and chart

Create Dashboard Filter modal - naming a District dropdown filter

District filter dropdown open showing a searchable list of values

Filter applied to Agra - chart updates to show only that district

Dashboard in viewer mode with Edit Dashboard and Share buttons

Public read-only view of the dashboard, powered by Dalgo branding

Capabilities

Dalgo for every part of your data workflow

One platform for everything — from data integration to data that speaks to your impact.

Your programs generate data in a dozen places — surveys, chatbots, spreadsheets, case-management tools. Dalgo consolidates all of it into a data warehouse that belongs to your organisation, cleaned and ready, so every review starts with numbers your team can trust.

Custom-built connectors for the tools NGOs already use — KoboToolbox, MGrant, ODK, SurveyCTO, CommCare, Avni, Glific — plus 600+ more sources via Airbyte
Data lands in your own warehouse — it stays yours. Dalgo processes it only to run the service you signed up for.
Automated cleaning and transformation, running on a schedule with no manual crunching

Workflow — every source syncing into your own warehouse

See what's happening across every program, region and partner in one place. Build charts and dashboards inside Dalgo — after onboarding, most teams run their day-to-day dashboards themselves, with Dalgo support behind them — and give field staff, M&E leads and leadership each the view they need.

Native charts built into Dalgo: bar, line, pie, number, table, pivot and maps
Geospatial maps down to district and region level for field programs
Reusable KPIs and a shared metric library, so a number means the same thing everywhere
Dashboards with filters, comments and role-based views for every team

Live dashboards and charts, built inside Dalgo

Reporting shouldn't mean rebuilding a deck every month. Freeze a dashboard into a dated, shareable report anyone can open from a link — and let Dalgo push the numbers that matter to the people who act on them.

Report snapshots frozen to a reporting period, branded with your logo
Share by public link or scheduled email — no login needed
Alerts on thresholds or red/amber/green status, sent to M&E, field or external recipients

Threshold alerts on the metrics that matter

Data on real people needs real care. Dalgo is DPDP-compliant as a Data Processor, independently audited by Pacta. Your organisation remains the Data Fiduciary — your data stays in your own warehouse, each teammate gets exactly the access they should have, and the platform is built as an open, publicly recognised good.

DPDP-compliant as a Data Processor; pricing that never charges per user or per row
Recognised Digital Public Good; open-source
Your data lives in your warehouse — never resold, never locked in
Role-based access with view and edit control per module

Notification and access controls, per teammate

Live dashboards

Explore dashboards powered by Dalgo

Live dashboards and reports nonprofits run on Dalgo today — including native examples built directly in the platform.

SHRI

Sanitation and health rights in India.

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Noora Health

Equipping families with the skills to care for patients at the bedside.

Program dashboard

SHOFCO

Urban transformation across Kenya's informal settlements.

Dashboard 1 Dashboard 2

Dalgo Native

Dalgo Native Dashboard

A live, interactive dashboard built directly in Dalgo — explore the native experience end to end.

Open dashboard

Dalgo Native

Dalgo Native Report

A shareable report generated in Dalgo, frozen to a reporting period and opened from a single link.

Open report

Trusted by the sector

What nonprofits say about Dalgo

Hear from the teams who run their data on Dalgo every day.

"It's thrilling to finally see an affordable service built on open-source software to support non-profits in making evidence-based decisions."

Jacob HugheyCore Team Member, The Agency Fund

"The introduction of the dashboard has been a game-changer for our team. It has significantly reduced the time spent on compiling data manually, allowing us to focus more on analysis and decision-making rather than repetitive tasks."

Vinodhini UmashankarAssociate Director – Monitoring & Evaluation, Ummeed Child Development Center

"Caseworkers now save close to three hours every week on navigation and report generation, with reports that previously took half a day now generated in just a few minutes."

Nicholas Ong’injoMEL Team, SHOFCO (Shining Hope for Communities)

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