Corporate Recharge / For NGOs

Field-officer airtime
on donor-grant
budgets, with a
clean audit.

A wallet ledger, allowance policies, and an exceptions queue — built for the programme finance manager who funds field-officer and enumerator connectivity from restricted donor grants, across Econet and NetOne.

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The case for change

From reimbursement claims to a per-grant trail.

How programme finance handles field connectivity before Corporate Recharge — and after.

The old way
With Corporate Recharge

Field officers buy airtime out of pocket and submit reimbursement claims against the grant weeks later.

Each officer's SIM is topped up from the grant's wallet on a saved allowance — no out-of-pocket spend, no claims.

Enumerators run out of data mid-survey and field data collection stalls until they top up themselves.

A standing data allowance per programme keeps enumerators live through the whole data-collection round.

Connectivity is charged across grants with no clean way to keep each donor's budget line separate.

A wallet and hard budget per grant or programme — spend can't cross a restricted line, and over-budget needs a named approver.

Every donor audit means rebuilding connectivity spend from receipts and reimbursement forms.

An append-only ledger with current-to-the-second exports scoped per grant — audit-ready for any donor on demand.

I — The Platform

Six pillars, one ledger.

Built for the programme finance manager who owns restricted grant budgets — not the field officer or enumerator who spends the airtime. Each pillar replaces a real cost or recurring headache that donor-funded connectivity tends to create.

Detail — 01

Wallet Ledger

A single org wallet in USD and ZWG. Every top-up, every recharge, every refund posted to one append-only ledger — no spreadsheets, no scratch-card receipts to chase at month-end.

Without Corporate Recharge

Grant connectivity tracked in spreadsheets and a folder of reimbursement forms per donor.

Always included on every plan.
II — Approach

Grant-ready connectivity in an afternoon.

I

Start from the NGO template

Seeds the teams an NGO actually runs — field officers, enumerators and M&E, programme coordination, head office — each with airtime and data allowance policies that match how programmes operate.

II

Fund a wallet per grant, set the budgets

Top up wallets in USD or ZWG and ring-fence a hard budget per grant or programme. Set approval thresholds and add field and enumerator SIMs via CSV or one-by-one.

III

Report to the donor, clean

Fire field and enumerator allowances on demand, clear the exceptions queue, then export the wallet ledger and audit trail scoped per grant for an audit-ready donor report.

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A fifteen-minute call. We apply a sector template that matches your operation, walk you through the wallet ledger, and leave you with a trial workspace.

  • 01A sector template applied to your real teams, live on the call
  • 02Your wallet ledger set up with sample budgets and approvals
  • 03A trial workspace you keep when the call ends
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