One shared budget, distinct contributions
Several funders can contribute to the same project: local authorities, foundations, companies or patrons fund the same envelope.
Local authorities, foundations, companies or patrons fund one shared envelope. MAP keeps the origin of every contribution and gives each funder visibility over its own scope.
Benefits
Several funders can contribute to the same project: local authorities, foundations, companies or patrons fund the same envelope.
MAP links spending to the matching funding. Your teams identify the origin of the funds immediately, with no manual reconciliation.
Each funder accesses the information matching its role and the rights defined.
Service scope
Every scheme uses the same MAP services. Funding methods, allocation rules and viewing rights are then configured for your project.
You define who provides the funds and how they are paid in.
ExampleSources: local authority, company, foundation, patron. Payment in: transfer or contribution journey.
You define how each payment is split between the different sources of funding.
Exampleone shared envelope, one allocation rule
The information each funder can access is defined according to its role.
Exampleone view per funder, according to its rights
The handling of failed payments in, agreed refunds and balances at closure.
Examplean agreed refund, a closing balance
We walk you through the complete journey of a funding: receipt, allocation, payment and the visibility granted to each party, through to the record written to the blockchain. This walkthrough draws on the Mes Potos solidarity programme and is adapted to your digital euro account.
Frequently asked questions
Each funder accesses the payments and information corresponding to its role. Personal data remains restricted to authorised people.
These are two distinct situations. Refusal: 100% of operations are checked before execution, a payment outside the rules is refused, the reason is recorded and shown to the user immediately. Refunding a contribution and handling remaining balances are a separate matter: they follow the agreed contractual terms, including at the end date.
Tell us about the funders, the allocation rule you have in mind and the information each party needs to see. We recommend a suitable configuration.