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Welcome to the Smap documentation

Smap Consulting (Smap) provides digital tools for a wide range of Applications including Evaluation, Monitoring, Guidance, and Case Management.

Why Digital Data Collection?

Digital data collection offers three key advantages over traditional methods:

  • Lower costs - Reduce expenses associated with paper-based systems

  • Higher quality data - Minimize errors and inconsistencies

  • Faster insights - Apply learning from your data immediately

How Smap Goes Further

While all digital tools provide these benefits, Smap is designed to close the loop between data collection and action. Traditional approaches create delays between collecting data and implementing changes—sometimes weeks or months. Smap reduces this cycle time to days or even seconds.

This speed transforms how you work. Whether you're running evaluation cycles (Plan-Do-Check-Act) or research and learning programs, Smap lets you collect data and immediately use those same tools to implement improvements. The result: faster iteration, better decisions, and greater program impact.

Getting Started

Start here if you are new to Smap. This section walks you through account setup and core navigation.

Overview

High-level context and capabilities.

Design Surveys

Build and configure surveys, reference data, and logic.

Collect Data

Use FieldTask or WebForms to complete surveys.

Manage Operations

Assign work, manage cases, and coordinate follow-up.

Analyze and QA

Review data, audit collection, and export results.

Integrations and APIs

Connect Smap to external tools and services.

Administration and Security

Manage organisations, users, access, and policies.

Tips and Tutorials

Task-focused guides and practical examples.

Reference and Examples

Supplementary reference material and examples.

Support and Troubleshooting

Help for common issues and how to get support.

Self-hosted Server Administration

Advanced configuration for self-hosted installations only.

Legacy Documentation

Older content retained for reference.