You transfer, then you hope
A campaign grant wired to an outlet blends into its cash. What it paid for, you find out at closing.
Give each of your partners a ready-to-use budget in a few clicks. They can act immediately, without paying out of pocket; every euro stays reserved for the goal you set. Simple for them, transparent for you.
Amounts given as examples.
The starting point
They have nothing to do with the goodwill of your teams. It is the circuit that is badly laid out.
A campaign grant wired to an outlet blends into its cash. What it paid for, you find out at closing.
The partner pays upfront, sends its invoices, chases. Your team checks every document before reimbursing.
A briefing note is read a hundred ways. An exceeded ceiling is negotiated after the fact, not before.
You do not have to watch expenses one by one: whatever falls outside the frame is refused at the moment of payment.
€1,500.00 per partner for the campaign, identical or adjusted to the size of the outlet.
The printer, the agency, the point-of-sale display supplier you listed, or a category of merchants.
The six weeks of the campaign, a quarter, the year.
Head office sees everything; each outlet sees its own envelope and its payments.
Setting up
The timeline is set in the first conversation, depending on the number of beneficiaries and the exchanges with your information system.
A file of the partners concerned. An account is opened in the name of each one.
Amount, providers, period, means of payment. They apply before every expense, the same way everywhere.
You provide the funds, or you gather the members’ contributions. Each outlet pays with its card.
Every payment in real time, outlet by outlet. You close the campaign with the balances.
On the accounting side, each payment arrives with its amount, its supplier, its date and the rule applied. Your exports can be used as they are for closing and for an audit.
The evidence covers the payment: amount, supplier, date and the rule applied. On its own it does not demonstrate that a campaign took place. The role of each funder, how the collection is organised and the closing are settled in the first conversation.
Tell us who funds it, who uses the funds, and what the programme must make it possible to pay for.