Employers, NGOs, government programmes and community organisations use ElevatedHere to fund care for the people they serve — with the controls of a treasury system and the reporting of an impact team.
Owners fund and approve. Admins run the programme. Finance reconciles. Project managers deliver. Analysts report. Where a role sees less, the interface says why.
Funds the wallet, approves budget increases and sets the privacy dial. The only role that can change what the organisation is allowed to see.
Runs the programme day to day — cohorts, invitations, allowances and policy — without access to the money or the records.
Treasury position, escrow, invoices, cost centres and the reconciliation workspace. Reads outcomes, never individuals.
Delivery workspaces for a specific programme or cohort, scoped to that programme and nothing beyond it.
Read-only aggregate reporting for anyone who needs the numbers, with the cohort floor applied before anything renders.
Set a programme envelope, divide it across projects and cohorts, and cap what any one beneficiary can draw each month. Restricted grant funding stays restricted — tied to the programmes named in the award.
Four levels, from operational counts to social return. Every figure carries its denominator, comparisons run against your own history, and small cohorts are suppressed before anything is generated.
A sponsored benefit nobody touches is not a saving — it is a failed programme. The biggest driver of uptake is certainty that the organisation paying cannot read what was said.
That a beneficiary enrolled, activated, booked and attended, and what it cost. Aggregate outcome trends across cohorts of five or more.
Session content, notes, recordings, case evidence, diagnoses. Not a locked row you could request access to — it is structurally absent.
“The privacy dial got it past our works council. We could show exactly what management would and would not be able to see, before a single person enrolled.”
Head of People · manufacturing group, 1,200 staff
We will model what your current spend looks like as cost per outcome — in 30 minutes, using your figures.