Your first workflow live in two months — guaranteed. A paid pilot, all-inclusive, built to make your team independent. Of your IT backlog, of consultants, and of Sopact.
The Loop Guarantee is Sopact's paid two-month pilot: your first workflow — usually the intake or application step you already run — live, useful, and run by your own team within two months, guaranteed. While legacy platforms measure implementation in quarters and years — and some never finish — the Guarantee is a first-implementation-success commitment: your first workflow live and proving value in two months.
Sopact Sense is a new category. Most teams evaluating it have spent years inside CRM, case, grant, or survey systems, and the evaluation instincts those systems taught are the wrong ones: long requirements documents, IT sign-offs, multi-quarter implementation plans. We have sat with a large foundation that, six years into a Salesforce implementation, was moving back to email and surveys. The instinct to be careful is earned. The Loop just makes most of that caution unnecessary — because you do not design the perfect system up front. You start where you already get value, and you prove one workflow at a time.
One contained workflow — application intake, a feedback cycle, a grantee report round — scoped with you on the first call, live within two months, run by your team by the end. The pilot is a fixed fee: all-inclusive, scoped on the first call. Everything is included — unlimited users, unlimited data collection, unlimited board- and funder-ready reports, unlimited AI credits, the Loop academy as your guide, and Sopact senior advisory through a shared Basecamp project, with answers typically within 24 hours.
"Guaranteed" means dated milestones in the pilot agreement, visible in the same Basecamp project you will use to ask us anything.
The biggest thing pilot teams notice is not a feature. It is that by week six the program lead — not an analyst, not IT, not Sopact — answers the board's question during the meeting. Every stakeholder question is one prompt away, on data collected clean that same week. Dashboards stop being a season. Dependence stops being the price of software.
This is measured, not promised: at the Open Play Foundation, one workflow grew into 10+ live loops — surfacing in days what a rigid M&E template used to hide for months — and it began as one workflow, run the Loop way, before anything else was added.
Post-pilot pricing follows the same philosophy as the pilot: a model, not a meter. Choose a three-year agreement at a locked, discounted rate with no increases, or a one-year agreement at a higher rate while you decide. Either way it stays all-inclusive — unlimited users, unlimited data collection, unlimited board- and funder-ready reports, unlimited AI credits — and it is never per-seat, so adoption across your team is never penalized.
Teams who want a one-time report — use any AI chatbot. Teams shopping for a data warehouse. Teams who cannot name one workflow they run today. Honest de-scoping is part of the Guarantee: if the pilot is not the right instrument for you, we will say so on the first call.
One contained collect-and-decide cycle you already run — an application intake, a feedback wave, a grantee report round — scoped with you on the first call.
A fixed fee, all-inclusive, scoped on the first call. No per-seat pricing and no metered add-ons.
Because the pilot implements one contained workflow you already run — not a big-bang configuration of every program. Clean collection, reading on arrival, and your first funder-ready output need weeks, not quarters. Sopact's advisory team works beside you in a shared Basecamp project the entire time.
You export everything. Exit is a feature, not a fight.
No — that is the point. The pilot is designed so the program lead runs the workflow by the end, without an IT queue.
Through a shared Basecamp project, typically within 24 hours.
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ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are fine for a quick test — but not for an answer you'll put in front of a funder or board. When it has to hold up, run it in Sopact Sense.
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