What is the purpose of this tutorial?
This tutorial focuses on editing a project's basic details, including modifying general information, adding implementation partners, and assigning project locations.
Access all the Pulse module related links here:
How do I start editing a project?
To start, click the three-dot menu next to the project and select "Edit."
Where can I modify the basic project details?
The basic project details can be modified in the first tab of the Project Management module.
How do I add an implementation partner to a project?
Navigate to the "Additional Details" section, click on the search bar, and select the desired partner from the list.
What is the focus of this tutorial?
This tutorial demonstrates how to efficiently manage projects, align them with global objectives, and track progress at all stages of their lifecycle.
What features does the tool offer for project management?
The tool provides options to add milestones, tasks, and subtasks, track deadlines, and monitor daily activities for a comprehensive overview of your projects.
How do I access the milestone management feature?
Click on the three-dot menu next to your project and select "Edit" to enter the Project Management module. Navigate to the second tab to add milestones.
How can I add a milestone to my project?
Click on the "Add Milestone" button and fill in the required details, such as:
Milestone name
Start and end dates
Manager
Auditor
Status
Can I edit or remove milestones once added?
Yes, milestones can be modified or deleted through the same interface if necessary.
How do I add tasks to a milestone?
After setting up a milestone, you can add tasks by entering their name, start date, and end date.
Can I break tasks into smaller components?
Yes, within each task, you can add subtasks and set individual deadlines to ensure detailed tracking.
What is the purpose of the Partners Module?
The Partners Module allows organizations to add, manage, and track project implementers and developers as partners.
Who can I add as a partner?
You can add any organization with a valid GST Number or Tax ID as a partner.
How do I add a partner to my organization?
Navigate to the Partners Module.
Click on the "Add Partner" button.
Search for the organization using their GST Number or Tax ID.
Click "Send Request" to initiate the partnership process.
Can I view the status of my partnership requests?
Yes, you can check the status by clicking on "View Requests." Pending requests will be listed here.
What happens after I send a partnership request?
The request is sent to the implementation partner. You must wait for them to log in, view the request, and approve it.
How does the implementation partner approve the request?
The implementation partner logs in to their account.
They navigate to the Partners Module and click on "View Requests."
In the list of received requests, they click the three-dot menu next to the request and select "Approve."
How do I know if my partnership request has been approved?
Once the implementation partner approves your request, their details will appear in your Partners list.
What is the purpose of this module?
This module is designed for projects that save carbon through the distribution of products or units. It facilitates entering data related to distributions, calculating forecasted carbon credits, and tracking the project's carbon impact.
Who should use this module?
Project managers and team members involved in projects aiming to reduce emissions through distributed products like solar home systems, cookstoves, or water purifiers.
How do I add distribution data?
Navigate to your project and click the Carbon tab.
In the Units Distributions table, enter monthly distribution data for each quarter of a given year.
What data is required in the Carbon Credits table?
Emission Reduction Unit: Enter the carbon reduction value per distributed unit.
Percentage of Active Units: The proportion of distributed units actively contributing to carbon reduction.
Discount Factor: Accounts for uncertainties reducing the project's impact.
Actual Value: The actual carbon credits achieved.
How is the forecasted value calculated?
The system uses a built-in formula to compute forecasted carbon credits based on the data entered.
How can I track my project's carbon impact?
Navigate to the Overview page of the Pulse module
View the Carbon Inventory and Carbon Surplus graphs for a visual representation of the project's carbon performance.
How often should I update the data?
Regular updates ensure accurate tracking and forecasting of the project's carbon impact.
Who can assist me if I encounter issues?
Contact the support team for assistance with any challenges or questions about the module.
1. What is a budget document?
A budget document represents the planned financial allocation for a project. It helps distribute and manage the budget over multiple years and quarters, ensuring financial transparency and alignment with project goals.
2. How can I add a budget document in Pulse?
Click on the three-dot menu of your project.
Select "Edit" and navigate to the Finance section.
Once done, click Save.
3. What is meant by CapEx, OpEx, and others in the coverage section?
CapEx (Capital Expenditures): Expenses related to acquiring or maintaining fixed assets like equipment or infrastructure.
OpEx (Operating Expenses): Day-to-day operational costs like rent, salaries, and utilities.
Others: Any other expense category that doesn’t fit into CapEx or OpEx.
4. How do I allocate the budget across fiscal years?
Open the budget document in edit mode by clicking Edit Details.For each fiscal year, assign portions of the total budget to quarters (e.g., 25% of the budget per quarter).
Further break down the quarterly budget by month and allocate the planned spending.
Click Save to finalize.
Fill in details like:
Invoice number (unique identifier).
Vendor or service provider name.
Invoice issue date.
Amount billed.
Quantity or units associated with the expense.
Invoice category.
6. Can I compare planned spending with actual spending?
Yes, navigate to the Finance tab of your project, where you will see a bar graph representing planned (from budget documents) and actual spending (from invoices). Additionally toggle between CapEx, OpEx, and others to see specific spending categories.
What does “Impact” mean in the context of carbon projects?
Impact refers to the measurable positive outcomes a project generates, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions. These outcomes are often aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), like SDG 13 (Climate Action), SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) etc.
How does adding impact details benefit my project?
Adding impact details aligns your project goals with global objectives, such as SDGs. It helps measure progress, communicate value to stakeholders, and showcase your project’s contribution to broader social, economic, and environmental changes.
How do I add impact details in Pulse?
Navigate to your project and click the three-dot menu.
Select Edit and go to the Impact step.
Click Add Impact to open a form and fill out the following fields:
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Select the SDG your project aligns with.
Target: Choose a target specific to the selected SDG.
Unit: Select the measurement unit (e.g., tonnes of CO2 equivalent).
Indicator: Select a pre-added indicator from your organization.
Click Save to add the impact.
How can I edit or update impact details?
Locate the impact card on the Impact screen.
Click the three-dot menu on the card and select Edit Details.
Update fiscal year and quarter-wise data in the table.
Enter data month by month as it becomes available, and click Save to ensure the updates are stored.
Where can I view my project’s impact data?
Navigate to the Overview page on the Pulse dashboard.
Click on the Impact tab to see all the impact cards for your project.
Each card summarizes the impact data you’ve added, making it easy to track and analyze.
What should I do if I don't have data for future quarters or months?
For quarters or months without data, leave the cells as zero by default. You can update these fields as data becomes available over time.
Why is it important to update impact data regularly?
Regularly updating impact data helps measure project progress accurately, ensures stakeholders are informed about achievements, and validates the project’s contribution to broader goals.
What should I do if I need additional help with adding or tracking impacts?
For further assistance, explore other tutorials in the Pulse platform or contact the support team for guidance.
Access the tutorial here: How to track project impact on PULSE
What is the Pulse module in RegenFi?
The Pulse module provides real-time monitoring of your project's progress. It tracks various aspects like finances, impacts, and alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), making reporting easier and decision-making smarter.
How do I start setting up my project on Pulse?
Log in to RegenFi with your verified credentials.
On the Pulse dashboard, click on the Add Project button to begin the registration process.
What basic details do I need to provide to register a project?
Project Category: Choose between "Carbon Offset Project" or "Sustainability Action Project."
Project Name: Enter a descriptive name for your project.
Project UID: A unique identifier, either provided by an external registry or generated by your organization.
Project URL: Add the web address for your project if available.
Standard: Select the applicable standard (e.g., Verra, Gold Standard, or CDM).
Sector: Specify the sector your project belongs to (e.g., Energy Industries, Energy Demand, or Energy Distribution).
In the Project Impact step, select one or more SDGs that best reflect your project's outcomes.
Carefully evaluate your project’s goals to ensure proper alignment with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
What kind of image should I upload for the project?
You can upload any relevant image, such as:
The project’s logo.
A site photo.
An image symbolizing the project’s goals or activities.
Can I select multiple SDGs for a single project?
Yes, you can select multiple SDGs that align with the diverse outcomes your project aims to achieve.
What are some common standards for projects?
Projects often follow standards such as:
What should I do if I encounter issues during project registration?
If you face any challenges: