Keep your fundraisers asking, not doing sums.
f2ftrack is a fundraiser-facing KPI tracker. It logs a sign-up in seconds and works out the KPIs and bonus instantly, so the time fundraisers spend calculating goes back into asking.
The problem
Fundraisers stand on a corner running the numbers in their heads instead of talking to people.
They don't know if they can take another sign-up and stay in their bracket, so they take out their phones and write their sign-ups down.
Instead of motivating the fundraisers, the bonus structure stresses them out and turns them into mathematicians.
And it's your top performers losing the most time. The more sign-ups, the more math.
How it works
Log a sign-up in seconds
Two taps between conversations. No forms, no waiting, no donor details to type out.
KPIs and bonus update live
The app does the arithmetic instantly, so they can see where they stand and which bracket they're in.
Back to work
At a glance they know, so they carry on asking. The math never pulls them out of the conversation again.
Inside the app
- KPI 1
- 50%
- KPI 2
- 75%
- HOURS
- 30.5
- COUNT
- 8
Why fundraisers actually use it
It answers the one question they carry all shift: “How many more X can I take?”
“How many more X do I need?” For those who are motivated to hit bonus, it's a no-brainer. They are already using their notes app to track these sign-ups. It just buys them back time and energy.
Less stalling, less anxiety, more asking and more conversations.
When a fundraiser can see the bonus move with every sign-up, the structure finally does its job. It motivates them to perform instead of being a number they only work out at the end.
On data
No donor data
No names, no addresses, no identifiable information about anyone signed up.
Only what's needed
Raw inputs, KPIs, and bonus structures. Enough to do the math, and nothing more.
Isolated per campaign
Each campaign's data stays its own. It is never pooled, shared, or compared across accounts.
Built by a fundraiser
I have seen fundraisers sneak out their phones during a shift to write down their sign-ups. They shouldn't need a calculator to see where they stand. Now they don't.
See what a shift looks like with the math handled.
A short walkthrough, on your team's real bonus structure.