MetriqOS auto-builds your Implementation Plan from your logframe. Seven views. Live budget tracking. TriPulse™ early warning. Your project doesn't wait for a quarterly report to tell you something is wrong.
A value-chain programme is judged by what happens to the crop between the farm and the buyer. On the Map tab of every project you can register the places the crop passes through, link them, and attach the measurements taken there.
Farmer plots, collection centres, warehouses, processing facilities, markets and input suppliers, each with a map point and, if you have one, its boundary. Register them one by one, or upload hundreds from a spreadsheet; the file is checked as a whole before anything is saved.
Chamwino cashew plot 03, a farmer plot of 2 hectares, with its cooperative code.
Directional links that show how a commodity moves from one site to the next, with an optional volume, unit and frequency. The map draws them, and the summary adds up the volume per commodity.
Chamwino plot 03 to Dodoma collection centre: cashew, 12 tonnes per harvest.
Values measured outside MetriqOS and attached to a site or to the whole project: a satellite vegetation index, rainfall, soil moisture, a market price. MetriqOS keeps the history, checks that values are plausible, and shows the latest value, the change since the previous one and the trend on the map.
NDVI 0.62 at Chamwino plot 03 on 15 September, from Sentinel-2, up from 0.55.
Everything can be exported: a GeoJSON file that opens in QGIS, and CSV files that open in Excel. Reading the Map is open to the whole organisation; changing sites, routes and readings is limited to the project team; exports follow the stricter export roles; external collaborators can look but never change.