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Programmes & activities

The programmes and activities module in TenXshift: link activities and M&E indicators to the grant that funds them.

Link the activity to the grant that funds it.

What does Programmes offer?

The programmes team may know what was delivered in the field while finance reviews numbers without delivery context. The Programmes module links activities and M&E indicators to the grant, bringing delivery and funding views closer inside nonprofit ERP.

Programme management in nonprofits needs more than an activity list: it needs a clear link to the grant funding the activity and the indicators you track. Programmes in TenXshift puts that link on one platform with Grants and MEAL, depending on enabled modules.

Who is it designed for? Programme managers, project officers, and monitoring teams.

Module capabilities

Choose a clear scope, and review the functions your team will actually use.

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Activities linked to the grant

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M&E indicators

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Shared context with grant management

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Closer alignment between programmes and finance teams

Expected operational outcomes

What helps the team evaluate the module before full enablement.

  • Clearer visibility of the activity within its funding
  • Indicators tied to grant context, not separate files
  • A stronger basis to move into MEAL collection and donor reports

What is the difference between Programmes and MEAL?

Programmes focuses on the structure of activities and grant-linked indicators. MEAL adds field collection, data quality control, and donor export. Organisations can enable one or both depending on their M&E maturity.

How does it serve programmes teams?

It lets programme managers and project leads record activities, link them to the grant, and track indicators on the same platform used by grants and finance — reducing the gap between “what was delivered” and “what was spent”.

Integration with the grant hub

When the grant is the reference, the operational question becomes: which activity is funded by which line? Programmes supports that question without replacing MEAL’s detailed collection tools.

Quick evaluation scenario

Choose an activity from a sample programme, define the linked grant and required indicators, and discuss with the team how progress will be read alongside financial information in an internal or donor report.

Suggested demo walkthrough

Start from a real working day.

Choose an activity from a sample programme and define the linked grant and the indicators you want to track. Discuss how the programmes team will read progress alongside financial information.

This is a product-evaluation scenario, not a measured client outcome.

Programmes and activities FAQ

What is the difference between Programmes and MEAL in TenXshift?

Programmes focuses on activities and grant-linked indicators. MEAL adds field collection, quality control, and donor export.

Does Programmes replace grant management?

No. Grants remains the funding and budget record. Programmes links delivery and activities to that record.

Who is the module designed for?

For programme managers, project leads, and monitoring teams that need clear grant context for activities and indicators.

What is the price of the Programmes 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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MEAL

MEAL ↖

Field collection, data-quality controls, and export for donor-required reports.

Finance

Finance & spend ↖

Link spend to grant budget lines so figures read in the right context.

Test your grant. Then choose your scope.

Self-explore, then a 20-minute demo, then a subscription by modules and users.