GIE Community Intelligence

GIE Data & Development

Field evidence that is useful before the final report is due.

GIE Data & Development helps programmes structure field activity, participation, outcomes, and partner reporting so teams can learn during delivery—not only after it.

Pilot pathways

Explore what is ready to use.

Each link belongs to this solution pack while sharing the wider GIE foundation.

Active pilotGIE Community Intelligence

GIE Church Intelligence

A consent-led church youth intelligence product for leadership insight, capacity planning, mentorship, welfare prioritisation, and partnership evidence. COCIN Excellers Youth is the active pilot.

Explore Church Intelligence Tenant onboarding information with access to the COCIN Excellers Youth pilot.
Registration readyGIE Community Intelligence

GIE Smart Sports

Reusable, tenant-isolated sports data infrastructure. Volleyball Development & Performance is the first service for registration, roster planning, training priorities, and safe participation.

Open volleyball service Team-specific invitation required for players, coaches, team personnel, and volunteers.

Product capability

A focused system with room to grow.

Useful on day one, structured for responsible expansion as real deployment evidence becomes available.

01

Programme registry

Structure organisations, locations, participants, activities, and delivery teams around the programme model.

02

Field capture

Give authorised teams clear forms and workflows for consistent activity and outcome evidence.

03

Progress monitoring

Turn programme records into timely operational views without maintaining parallel spreadsheets.

04

Partner reporting

Prepare traceable summaries and exports for review, learning, and stakeholder reporting.

Intended outcomes

What better infrastructure should change.

  • More consistent field records
  • Earlier visibility into delivery gaps
  • Less manual reconciliation at reporting time
  • Stronger evidence for programme learning and partner decisions

Next step

Start with one real deployment problem.

Discuss a programme