Impact Saathi was built out of a simple observation: India's NGOs and CSR teams are doing extraordinary work, but still managing compliance on spreadsheets. We set out to change that.
"To make every rupee of charitable giving compliant, transparent, and accountable — automatically."Impact Saathi · G Systems · Greater Noida, India
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India's CSR mandate is one of the largest in the world. Managing it well — compliantly, transparently — is exactly what Impact Saathi is designed for.
When we started talking to NGO administrators and CSR managers, the same picture emerged every time: manually typed receipts, donors who never heard back after giving, and certificate tracking happening in someone's personal email folder.
One missed 80G field is a compliance liability. One donor who never gets a utilization update is a donor who won't give again. One expired certificate is a funding relationship at risk.
We built Impact Saathi to solve this — not as an add-on to an existing tool, but as a platform designed specifically for how Indian NGOs and CSR teams actually operate.
Founders who come from the intersection of technology and social impact — and have seen the compliance problem firsthand.
Ashish brings deep expertise in cloud architecture, enterprise application and AI — with over two decade building enterprise technology products. He founded Impact Saathi to bridge the gap between India's ambitious CSR ecosystem and the compliance infrastructure it deserves. At Impact Saathi, he leads product strategy and engineering.
Gitanjali leads NGO relations and partnership strategy at Impact Saathi — the side of the business that requires as much trust as it does technology. With her background in social sector engagement and stakeholder management, she heads the process of onboarding NGO partners, understanding their compliance pain points, and ensuring the platform serves their real-world needs.
Her work ensures that Impact Saathi's design stays grounded in how NGOs actually operate, not just how they're expected to.
The principles that guide every product decision we make.
Every feature starts with what India's laws require — 80G, FCRA, DPDP Act 2023 — not as a constraint, but as a design principle.
Donors should know exactly where their money went. NGOs shouldn't have to chase CSR teams for updates. Visibility is the product.
INR precision, IST timestamps, Hindi language support, Indian mobile validation — not an afterthought, but architected from day one.
An NGO administrator shouldn't spend their day generating receipts. Every step we can automate, we do — correctly and at scale.
Donor PAN numbers encrypted at rest. Tenant-isolated data. DPDP consent captured with timestamps. Privacy is not a checkbox.
No "contact sales" for pricing. No hidden fees. No locked contracts. The numbers will be published soon and the terms are plain language.
