Your funds, representatives and supporting records in one private workspace.
Bring your project into focus.
For organizations, governments and Tribal communities arranging the review and responsible management of project funds. Establish the facts, identify authorized participants and prepare the records your project requires.
Purpose, fund source and review scope.
Authorized people, identity and evidence.
Decisions, allocations and next steps.
Your project record
Describe the purpose, location and source of funds. Record physical cash, bank-held funds or digital assets without losing the wider project context.
Project brief Available after sign-inPeople & authority
Add registered representatives and connect working groups. Keep roles, responsibilities and agreed allocations beside the project record.
Representatives Available after sign-inEvidence & identity
Add fund records, agreements, identification, images and video. Generate an individual or company KYC record from your account details.
Documents & KYC Available after sign-inReview & next steps
Submit the project for administrative review. Follow decisions, requests for information and assigned tasks in the same workspace.
Project review Available after sign-inPayments & allocations
Keep approved invoices, payment activity and representative allocations connected. Percentages and fixed USD amounts remain visible to authorized users.
Invoices & allocations Available after sign-inA shared conversation
Exchange messages with ClearPath and share approved records with your team. A project link opens only for people with account access.
Messages & sharing Available after sign-inBegin with the project.
Create an account, add a project brief and bring in the people and records that belong to it. You can save a draft and return when the remaining details are ready.
Uploads, KYC, balances and project communications require sign-in. Administrative review determines the next steps; submission does not authorize a transfer or establish legal representation.
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Start with a discovery review, then develop a practical plan around the organization’s priorities. Initial discovery carries no upfront charge. Any paid service is separately agreed.
- Define the project and its intended community benefit.
- Organize the scope, budget and supporting records.
- Assess suitable programs and agree the next steps.