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  1. Which Administrative Division Levels Should I Use?

    In DevResults, Administrative Divisions refer to areas on a map, represented by shapes. These generally include the national borders of the country/countries for your site, and may include several additional layers of smaller, nested administrativ...
  2. Form Templates: Indicator

    The Forms tab in DevResults offers some basic tools to help you create reports in Microsoft Word (or PDFs). You can create form templates for activities, for a single reporting period/activity combination, and for indicators. This page provides pl...
  3. What is Enterprise?

    Enterprise was designed to enable seamless data flows between project-level instances of DevResults and headquarters instances of DevResults. "Enterprise" is our name for that set of linked DevResults sites. What does Enterprise offer, and how is it...
  4. ARCHIVED: Sample Setup Template

    Note:  As of 2024, DevResults offers a new, more flexible system for creating a new DevResults site. Please see our revised Setup Instructions for information about the current setup process.  Click here to download a sample setup template. ...
  5. Branding and Customizing Your Site

    DevResults offers a few options for branding and customizing your site. To make changes to branding and customization, you must be part of a user group that has View & Edit privileges for Program Settings . Options include: Program Information...
  6.  Video Tutorial: Create an Activity

    Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Key points from the video Context Preparing an activity for reporting requires assigning reporting periods, indicators, and geographic places. Partner users must either share an organization with the...
  7.  Video Tutorial: Visualizations and Pito

    Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Key points from the video Context DevResults provides a number of easy-to-use visualizations and reports for your indicators. Under Results > Overview, you can see thumbnail graphs of indicator resul...
  8.  Video Tutorial: Data Sources

    Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Key points from the video Context There are three indicator data sources: direct entry, data table, and formula. When creating an indicator, the first thing to define is the indicator's data source. ...
  9. Find and Merge Duplicate Locations

    Chances are that sometimes, you or other users accidentally create duplicates of existing locations--maybe a slight difference in how the location is spelled, or its coordinates, or maybe its code. Our  Merge Duplicate Locations tool will help you ...
  10. Assign a Reporting Cycle to an Indicator for an Activity

    When an indicator is assigned to an activity, the assignment comes with that indicator's default reporting cycle . For example, you might have an indicator that is reported quarterly by most activities (so "quarterly" is the indicator's default rep...