NGO compliance software
Donors, FCRA and CSR funds in one place
Keep donors, foreign contributions and corporate CSR grants in separate funds, with the receipts, statements and reports each one needs.
Free up to 50 donors · No credit card
A trust, society or Section 8 company that takes domestic donations, foreign contributions and CSR grants has three sets of rules. Each fund must be kept apart, receipted correctly and reported on time. Sevastack keeps them as separate funds in one ledger and produces the statements from it. It is free to start.
FCRA is the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, which governs foreign gifts. CSR is corporate social responsibility spending by companies, which they give to NGOs for specific projects.
How do you manage donors, FCRA and CSR funds together?
One ledger with separate funds, not three spreadsheets.
Donor CRM with 80G
PAN-validated donors, automatic 80G receipts and Form 10BD/10BE from the same donation records.
FCRA fund separation
Foreign gifts credit the FCRA receipt account and stay apart from domestic funds, so utilization can be shown per head.
CSR proposals and grants
Draft CSR proposals, track what each company funded and report utilization back against the grant.
Fund accounting
Corpus, restricted, project and FCRA money are tracked as separate funds. Receipts & Payments, Income & Expenditure and Balance Sheet come from the ledger.
Utilization certificates
Produce the utilization reports funders ask for from the project spending already recorded.
Read-only CA portal
Your auditor gets their own access to statements and exports instead of emailed spreadsheets.
Who this is for
Registered Indian organizations that receive more than one kind of money.
Why one system for all three?
Donations, foreign contributions and CSR grants all land in the same bank statements and the same year-end accounts. When they live in separate tools, someone reconciles them by hand each March. Sevastack posts every fund to one ledger, so the donor receipts, FCRA reports, CSR utilization and financial statements agree. Confirm your specific filings with your CA.
Frequently asked questions
How do I manage donors, FCRA and CSR funds for a trust or Section 8 company?
Use software that keeps each as a separate fund in one ledger. Sevastack combines a donor CRM with 80G receipts, FCRA fund separation, CSR proposals and utilization reporting, and produces the financial statements from the same records. It is free to start.
Does Sevastack track FCRA funds?
Yes. Foreign gifts credit the FCRA receipt account and are kept apart from domestic funds, with FCRA reporting prepared from the ledger. Check current filing formats with your CA.
Can I use it for CSR funding?
Yes. You can draft CSR proposals, record grants per company and project, and report utilization against each grant.
Is it suitable for a trust, a society and a Section 8 company?
Yes. Sevastack is built for all three Indian entity types.
Can my CA access the books?
Yes. The CA portal gives read-only access to statements and exports, so nothing needs to be emailed. The CA portal is on a paid plan; see pricing.
Is Sevastack suitable for non-Indian nonprofits?
No. It is built around the Income-tax Act, FCRA and the Companies Act.
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FCRA annual return
Form FC-4