Where each person stands.
Who took action, who committed, who needs training, and who is in a hard season.
The Listening Layer for the Social Sector
Follow what your people say, from the field to your desk.
Pastors, mentors, attendees, alumni. Every one of them has something to say.
Facilitators & admins summarize and land on input-based data. All in a quarterly report. Strategic signals get missed, or reflect last quarter’s reality.
An orchestration layer that engages and listens to your impact network. Real-time connectedness for your decision makers, integrated to your CRM.
We started a second fellowship.
I need help knowing where to begin.
We lost two boxes at the border.
Please pray for my husband.
We started a second fellowship.
I need help knowing where to begin.
Please pray for my husband.
We baptized four on Sunday.
Our teachers need training.
We lost two boxes at the border.
Pastors, mentors, attendees, alumni. Every one of them has something to say.
Facilitators & admins summarize and land on input-based data. All in a quarterly report. Strategic signals get missed, or reflect last quarter’s reality.
An orchestration layer that engages and listens to your impact network. Real-time connectedness for your decision makers, integrated to your CRM.
Things are going well.
A women’s conference ends. Kinari follows up with every woman it can reach, on WhatsApp, in English and Assamese.

In the weeks after the conference, in English and Assamese, run by one admin.
Read the field reportTell Kinari who you want to hear from and what you need to know.
Check in with everyone from the leadership conference.
Kinari drafts every message in your voice. Nothing goes out without your yes.
On WhatsApp, email or SMS, by text or voice note, in their own language.
“I’ve started a weekly huddle with my team. We pray before we plan.”Voice note · translated from Swahili
Replies come back sorted: who is growing, who needs help, who needs you.
Nothing goes out without your yes. Every reply lands in one inbox, where you can answer anyone yourself.
Kinari plugs into the channels your people use, the CRM your team trusts, and the AI you already work in. Your team works from wherever it already is.
Who from the leadership conference needs a call this week?
Three people, from 128 replies:
I added a note to each record so your team sees it in Kinari.
Kinari in Claude, live today. Sends only when you say so: by default the connector reads, notes and imports. Turn on campaigns in Settings and Claude can build and launch one, approving each launch with you first.
Kinari turns that truth into three kinds of intelligence.
Who took action, who committed, who needs training, and who is in a hard season.
The themes across everyone who wrote back: testimonies, prayer, and what they need.
The fruit, told by the people it happened to, ready for your board and your donors.
Paul’s ministry was a ministry of sending. Today’s ministry is a ministry of storing.8pastors changed something in their church, unasked.
Hearing back from your people is the impact itself.
pastors answered, many by voice note, in Tamil.
8changed something in their church before anyone asked.
“That same Sunday, I told my congregation to write down twelve families.”
Thank you for attending the Vision Seminar, Pastor. What touched your heart the most?
The Holy Spirit moved me to wake up at 3 AM to pray. Some days I cannot wake up and guilt comes.
Day 8Is there one question about making disciples that has been on your mind?
In my villages, hardly anyone comes seeking salvation. They need healing, blessings, relief from debt. So what are we supposed to show them?
The real follow-up, translated from Tamil. Shared with CMI’s permission; name withheld.
Two questions, a week apart, in Tamil and English, from a number they knew.
Read the field report →A women’s conference · AssamHow 46 testimonies came back by WhatsApp and voice note.
Read the report →Who’s mentoring, who’s committed, and who’s in a hard season.
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