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Describe the business need
Write a natural brief for an activity, sourcing need, employee benefit or ESG goal, or start from common enterprise scenarios.
Hong Kong social impact matching platform
Turnsourcingandemployee wellbeinginto distinctive social enterprise experiences
Describe a business need in one brief, find Hong Kong social enterprise workshops, services, events and product options, then generate an impact forecast for selected recommendations.
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Hong Kong SE profiles
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Matchable offers
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Search-to-report flow
Matching workspace
From brief to recommendations to forecast
Business brief
SEN inclusion workshop in two weeks, delivered in-office by a social enterprise, around 30 participants, Cantonese and English preferred.
Priority match
SEN inclusion workshop
Inclusive craft and training partner
96%
In-houseCantonese30 people
Social enterprise market
Local SE collaboration network
91%
Staff eventSocial sourcingCustomisable
Corporate gifting and procurement
Sustainable and inclusive product partners
88%
GiftingESGLocal story
How it works
Simple from first brief to decision
The product keeps the enterprise decision path clear: state the need, compare partnership options, then generate a decision-ready forecast.
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Compare partnership options
The system translates the brief into matching conditions and ranks offers by relevance, delivery fit, trust signals and impact alignment.
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Generate an impact forecast
After you select offers, the report summarises investment, stakeholders, SDGs, impact proxies and evidence sources.
Enterprise scenarios
Quick search should begin with business use cases
The first layer focuses on sourcing, employee wellbeing, team activities and client engagement. SDGs and stakeholders refine the result set.
Employee wellbeing and inclusion
For HR, People, CSR or L&D teams that need social enterprise workshops with stronger staff participation and inclusion value.
Corporate procurement and gifting
Turn festive gifts, staff packs, client appreciation and event materials into local social sourcing stories.
Team activities and ESG engagement
Find interactive social enterprise experiences for sustainability months, department events and brand days.
Event catering and SE markets
Match catering, booths, markets and custom collaborations for internal events, client days or community days.
Impact forecasting
Make each dollar of social sourcing easier to explain
Reports combine KPIs, stakeholder impact, confidence signals and evidence sources so internal teams can explain the decision.
Starts from enterprise use cases
Users do not need to know social enterprise categories first. They can start from sourcing, benefits, team activities or client engagement.
Recommendations before reporting
The app shows selectable partnership options first, then generates an impact forecast only after manual selection.
Quantified impact proxies
The report frames participation touchpoints, learning hours, social procurement support and data confidence for internal communication.
Transparent evidence
Each offer keeps source links, verification context and data completeness signals to reduce procurement and CSR communication risk.
Report includes
Decision summary and impact proxies
Investment, expected participants and social procurement support
Impact across company, employees, beneficiaries, SEs and community
SDGs, source links, assumptions and disclaimer
Quick search refinements
Refine by SDGs and stakeholder groups
Once the business scenario is clear, add SDGs or beneficiary groups to make recommendations more relevant to CSR, ESG or engagement goals.
FAQs
Answers for enterprise decision makers
Is IMPACT MATCH only a directory?+
No. IMPACT MATCH helps enterprise teams turn business needs into comparable social enterprise products, activities, workshops and service options.
Can it work with an unclear brief?+
Yes. The system returns an initial direction and highlights missing details such as group size, budget, timing or language.
Is the report an audited impact certification?+
No. It is a decision-support report using public evidence and conservative proxy assumptions, with sources and a disclaimer.