You built something that works.
Can you prove it?
Your founders grew. They hired. They raised. But when your funder asks for the numbers, you're digging through old spreadsheets and hoping alumni respond.
Every month you wait, the story gets harder to tell
Alumni data doesn't stay fresh. Without a reason to stay connected, founders move on, and your evidence moves with them.
Your funder asks three questions.
The conversation that decides whether your program gets renewed. It lasts 20 minutes. You get one shot.
"We're still collecting that data… I can get back to you next month."
"1.8×. Incremental revenue of €2.1M against total program cost of €1.15M."
"We know about most of them, but we haven't done a formal check…"
"38 of 44 are active. 3 pivoted. 2 merged. 1 closed. All tracked."
"We have strong anecdotal evidence that our program works."
"ROTI improved 50% from edition one. Jobs created grew 179%. Here's the report."
"The hardest part of running a great program isn't the program, it's proving it worked."
Program director, 45 cohorts across 8 countries
Here's what you can't report today
Based on a cohort of 40 founders, 8 months after graduation:
That's not missing data. That's your missing funding case.
First data in 15 minutes. First report in 2 weeks.
You don't need to change your program. You don't need to migrate anything. You just need to start collecting before more data disappears.
Connect your tools
Link Luma, Meetup, Eventbrite, or Google Forms. We pull your existing attendee and participant data automatically.
Import your last cohort
Upload a CSV or connect your program management tool. Names, emails, cohort, graduation date. That's all we need.
Send your first check-in
We generate a personalised value-exchange link for each alumnus. They report, they get benchmarks. You get data.
Your next funder meeting is coming.
Every week without tracking is another week of alumni data you'll never recover. Start now. Your first report is two weeks away.
Other programs already have the numbers
The SCALE framework studied 500+ cohorts across 50+ organisations. The pattern is clear: programs that track outcomes get refunded. Programs that don't, get replaced.