Atlas FieldOpsIndicator library
Maintain reusable indicators with code, definition, unit, baseline, target, reporting frequency, and responsible owner.
Features
Link every submission to your results framework
Define indicators with baselines, targets, and formulas, then let approved field data compute achievement automatically — from registration form to donor-ready progress.
Capabilities
What you can do
Formula-driven calculation
Aggregate approved submissions with sum, count, average, and percentage formulas tied to specific form questions.
Disaggregation
Break results down by sex, age, location, disability, and other dimensions captured in the field.
Targets that auto-track
Link operational targets to an indicator and achievement updates itself from approved data — no manual tallying.
Baselines and revisions
Record baselines and revise targets at midline with a full audit trail of what changed and why.
Report-ready output
Indicator progress flows straight into dashboards and donor report packages.
How it works
From setup to trusted data
- 1
Define the indicator
Set its definition, unit, baseline, and target, and choose the reporting frequency.
- 2
Connect the data source
Point the indicator's formula at the form question that feeds it.
- 3
Collect and approve
Field submissions are reviewed; only approved records contribute to the calculation.
- 4
Track and report
Achievement recalculates from approved data and appears in dashboards, maps, and reports.
Outcomes
Why teams choose it
Built for field reality — unreliable connectivity, multi-role teams, and the audit standards donors expect.
- One number, traceable from a field submission to a donor report
- Less spreadsheet tallying and fewer reconciliation errors
- Midline target changes are explainable and audited
- Disaggregated results without re-querying the field
Ready for field operations
Run connected programs with trusted data, even offline.
See how Atlas FieldOps can support your field teams, sector workflows, entity operations, geospatial intelligence, KPI tracking, and governed reporting.