As engineers, we have developed ERP systems in the past for various industries: currency exchange, truck trailers manufacturing, beer brewing factory, etc.

In charity fields, when we started to work on One+1 project, we soon found out that many charitable foundations lack IT resources and decent accounting system. Many of them do their activity in Excel.

Currently, we have a few foundations (two you can already see https://charityblockchain.ru and more coming) with whom we're working closely on creating an industry standard and protocol for uploading data to the blockchain.

We need to streamline the import of foundations' bookkeeping data into our Public Charity Ledger. Currently, we're doing a lot of manual labor, which is okay for now, but our goal is to have 25000 foundations by 2019, and there is no way we can pull this job manually.

And even if when we provide the foundation with API to import their data automatically, there is still a roadblock: foundations' lack of IT resources and lack of standardized accounting process.

So, instead of developing custom integration processes for each foundation, we decided to create an ERP system for charities and give it away to the world for free. This way we will help the foundations to simplify their work and in the same time get us exactly the data we need. It will be plug'n'play for charities to connect to One+1.

Giving this software away for free most likely will disrupt the accounting software market mostly dominated by corporations and will create a new market for developers and customization specialists.

Since we are not too familiar with how accounting is built in charitable organizations, we partnered up with a trusted expert that know it well. ACC
SYSTEMS is company that specializes in the accounting for charitable foundations and manages 30+ foundations.
Their website: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ru&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.acc-systems.ru

I hope I was able to answer your question. Let me know.