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Ledger captures information once, during real work, and reports it automatically.

Ledger FAQ

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What is Ledger?

Ledger is a data platform for human services. It can replace paper forms, spreadsheets, and outdated databases, or work alongside the systems you already use. Staff capture data once during service delivery, and Ledger sends it where it needs to go.

How does it work?

Our proprietary submission layer, Bridge, maintains a library of connections to funder and partner systems. It defines the required data upfront, so program staff capture everything needed during service delivery. Once collected, Bridge automatically sends that data to the right systems.

What changes when we use Ledger?

Ledger eliminates administrative work so that your program dollars go further. We provide iPads for staff to use during service delivery, and built-in methods like transcription, scanning, and QR-codes make it easy to gather data. Staff never re-enter data once it’s collected.

How is Ledger different?

Ledger replaces paper forms, spreadsheets, and traditional database systems with a platform your staff want to use. Traditional database systems add to reporting requirements. Ledger does the reporting for you.

Is it hard to set up or maintain?

No—we take on all the hidden costs associated with traditional systems. We handle onboarding end-to-end and provide support anytime you need it. There are no “Ledger consultants,” and we provide all the devices you need.

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