ERP for Ethiopian NGOs & donor-funded projects
One ledger, every donor report.
Donor-funded organizations in Ethiopia rebuild the same numbers in a different shape for every grant. NYLOS tags every transaction to its project, donor and budget line at entry — so a single set of books produces every donor-shaped report, and leadership sees spend-against-budget across all projects at once.
Where it hurts today
Parallel books per donor
Each donor's format and rules force finance to maintain a separate view per grant — repetitive and error-prone.
Reporting cycles eat the team
Reports are rebuilt by hand every cycle instead of generated from live data.
No all-projects view
Leadership lacks a single, real-time picture of spend against budget across donors and projects.
Where to start
Modules that fit ngos & development.
Compliant by default
- Project- and grant-level cost centers with fund accounting discipline
- Multi-currency handling for donor funding and local spend
- Audit-grade trail and IFRS-for-SMEs aligned statements for external audits
What changes
- One ledger serves every donor report — no more parallel books
- Donor reports generated from live data, not rebuilt by hand
- Spend-against-budget visible across all projects in one place
Questions
Can NYLOS produce donor-specific report formats?
Yes. NYLOS tags transactions to project, donor and budget line, then maps the single underlying ledger into each donor's required format — we built exactly this for an Ethiopian NGO in 8 weeks.
Does it handle multi-currency grants?
Yes — donor funding in foreign currency and local spend are both handled, with the reporting your auditors expect.
Is it suitable for fund / grant accounting?
Yes. Project- and grant-level cost centers give you fund-accounting discipline within a standard double-entry ledger.