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MEAL / TenXshift
Monitoring, evaluation & learning
The MEAL module in TenXshift: field collection, data quality control, and export for donor-required reports.
Bring field data closer to the report.
What does MEAL offer?
Programme data moves from field collection to review, then to the donor report. The MEAL module in TenXshift provides collection, quality control, and export tools in the grant and programmes context, for nonprofits that need a clearer data chain.
MEAL (monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning) in nonprofits needs practical tools, not slogans. The module focuses on field collection, data quality review, and export tied to donor requirements — with contextual links to programmes and grants when enabled.
Who is it designed for? MEAL, monitoring and evaluation, and data-quality officers.
Module capabilities
Choose a clear scope, and review the functions your team will actually use.
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Data quality (QA) review
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Data export for the donor
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Context linked to programmes and grants
Expected operational outcomes
What helps the team evaluate the module before full enablement.
- A clearer path from collection to review to export
- Reduce reliance on uncontrolled quality spreadsheets
- Better preparation to discuss donor requirements in implementation
What does MEAL cover in TenXshift?
It covers field collection tools, data quality control, and export for donor-required reports. Confirmed offline support is not assumed here; if it is a field requirement for you, ask to verify it before agreeing.
How it relates to programmes and grants
Programmes structures activities and indicators; MEAL supports the data cycle around them. Grants provides the funding context under which reports are submitted. Joint enablement is set by your organisation’s scope.
Which team is it for?
MEAL and M&E teams and data quality leads who need a reviewable path before delivering outputs to the donor or management.
How do you assess fit?
Prepare a non-sensitive sample of activity data and its indicators, then review collection, quality control, and export outputs. That sample shows whether the tools fit your real workflow.
Suggested demo walkthrough
Start from a real working day.
Prepare a non-sensitive sample of activity data and its indicators, then review collection, quality control, and the required export outputs. That sample helps assess whether the tools fit your workflow.
This is a product-evaluation scenario, not a measured client outcome.
MEAL FAQ
Does MEAL support offline collection?
Offline support is not confirmed in the product description. If it is a field requirement for you, ask to verify it before agreeing scope.
Does MEAL replace the programmes module?
No. Programmes focuses on activities and indicators; MEAL adds collection, quality control, and export.
Does it guarantee donor data acceptance?
No. Export formats and donor requirements are reviewed in implementation. The module eases the path and does not assume automatic compliance.
What is the price of the MEAL module?
It is billed as part of a module bundle in your organisation plan; the price depends on active users and enabled bundles. See the pricing page for details.
How do we assess fit before subscribing?
Email info@tenxshift.com to request a 20-minute demo. Prepare a non-sensitive example from your team’s work, roles, and reports you need — then review implementation requirements before agreeing.
Explore related modules
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Programmes & activities ↖
Link activities and M&E indicators to the grant that funds them.
Grants
Grant management ↖
Grant budgets, amendments, spend, and donor reports in one record.
Data tools
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Bulk import and global search to make information easier to reach.
Test your grant. Then choose your scope.
Self-explore, then a 20-minute demo, then a subscription by modules and users.