Prepare the Q2 funder report for Supplier Development 2026.
Draft ready. 164 SMEs analysed. 27 moved up a tier, 11 funding-ready, 42 evidence gaps flagged.
Mothusi turns live SME activity into evidence-backed reports for funders, DFIs, boards and programme teams. Every claim traces back to the Growth Record: MGS movement, check-ins, uploaded evidence, interventions, funding readiness and unresolved risks.
No end-cycle reconstruction. No unsupported claims. Just clear progress, remaining gaps, and the evidence behind every conclusion.
SME programmes generate a lot of work: applications, training, mentoring, site visits, workshops, funding requests, monthly updates, documents and support actions. But activity alone does not prove progress.
A DFI, funder, board or programme owner eventually needs harder answers.
Mothusi answers those questions from live programme data, while the programme is still running, not after the final report is due.
Every supported SME has a Live Growth Record. As the business completes check-ins, uploads evidence, attends mentoring, finishes learning tasks, prepares funding packs, joins interventions or updates monthly reports, the record changes. Reporting is built from that record, not reconstructed from spreadsheets, emails and scattered notes at quarter-end.
A Mothusi report can show what changed, which businesses moved, what evidence was added, which interventions contributed, which risks remain, which claims are verified, and which claims still need stronger evidence.
Mothusi does not treat M&E as an end-of-programme exercise. Because evidence is captured as work happens, programme teams can see problems early enough to act.
Mothusi connects programme activity to business movement, so teams can see which SMEs improved, what drove the change, which risks remain, and what evidence supports the conclusion.
Operating-stage SMEs improved fastest where financial clean-up, customer proof and buyer-readiness tasks were completed.
Finance evidence remains the largest blocker. Route 18 SMEs to cash-flow support before funding review.
Every report draws from the same Growth Records, MGS framework and evidence model. Teams can move from an individual SME to a cohort, programme, sector, region or portfolio without changing how progress is measured.
Comparable performance across programmes, regions, sectors, funders and cohorts.
Four programmes covering 1,240 SMEs show average MGS 69. Evidence confidence improved 18%. Construction is improving; agriculture needs intervention around input planning and production evidence.
Delivery, outcomes, learning, funding readiness, intervention activity, unresolved risks and progress against programme indicators.
Supplier Development 2026 has 310 SMEs across two cohorts. Learning completion is 68%, funding readiness is 41%, and R4.2m has been unlocked against an 84% delivery rate.
Movement, blockers, interventions, evidence gaps and readiness across a group of SMEs.
27 of 164 SMEs moved up a tier this quarter. Financial evidence remains the top blocker. 11 SMEs are now funding-ready.
One SME's tier, score, evidence, gaps, support history, risks and next actions.
Naledi Foods is Established with MGS 72 and 89% evidence confidence. Two risks remain: tax clearance freshness and incomplete buyer proof.
A report is only as strong as the evidence behind it. Mothusi links reported outcomes back to the underlying Growth Record: a monthly update, uploaded document, learning output, invoice, contract, financial record, site visit, mentor note, system integration or third-party review. Mothusi does not treat every signal as equal.
11 SMEs are now funding-ready.
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Ask Mothusi for a cohort review, funder update, board pack, risk summary, intervention report or portfolio briefing. It reads the live Growth Records, selects the relevant evidence, structures the narrative, highlights movement and flags weak claims. Your team stays in control. Mothusi removes the reconstruction work.
Different stakeholders need different outputs from the same record.
Eleven SMEs are funding-ready. Eight have current compliance, seven have document-supported revenue, six have customer proof, and five have mentor-reviewed funding packs. Remaining risk: three still need final finance review.
The report format changes. The evidence base stays the same.
Cohort health, tier movement, readiness, evidence gaps, intervention status and risk signals updated as work happens.
Structured reports with cover, executive summary, methodology note, evidence appendix, cohort analysis and business-level detail.
Slide decks showing movement, risks, highlights, intervention impact and what needs attention next.
Evidence-backed progress reports showing support delivered, readiness movement, risks, funding pipeline and unresolved blockers.
Outputs, outcomes, issue clusters, evidence confidence, programme indicators, business movement and intervention results.
Learning completion, assessment results, applied outputs, workplace evidence, training spend, WSP, ATR, PIVOTAL and B-BBEE skills reporting where relevant.
A report Mothusi drafts from live Growth Records, with every claim tagged for the evidence behind it and the risks still open. Reviewed and released by your team.
Supplier Development 2026 supported 164 SMEs during Q2. Twenty-seven businesses moved up at least one MGS tier, with the strongest movement among Operating-stage SMEs that completed financial-record clean-up, customer proof collection and buyer-readiness tasks.
Evidence-backed claimFinancial evidence remains the largest blocker. Thirty-eight SMEs still have incomplete bank records or weak cash-flow discipline. Eighteen should be routed to finance-readiness support before funding review.
Risk still openEleven SMEs are now funding-ready or procurement-ready, supported by stronger customer proof, updated compliance records and recent evidence uploads.
Evidence-backed claimMothusi helps prepare reports, but institutions remain in control. Teams can review drafts, edit narratives, approve outputs, check evidence, manage visibility, control exports and decide which conclusions are ready to share. Sensitive reports can include approval workflows, restricted access, methodology notes and evidence appendices. The goal is not to automate judgement away. The goal is to give teams a stronger evidence base and reduce the manual work of building reports from scratch.
A reporting briefing shows how Mothusi turns Growth Records, MGS movement, evidence trails, interventions, learning outputs, funding readiness and check-ins into dashboards, funder updates, board packs, SME reports, M&E summaries and exportable workbooks. Designed for programme managers, DFIs, funders, boards, governments, ESD teams and reporting leads that need more than activity counts.
Mothusi turns SME support into reports that show what changed, why it changed, what still needs attention and what evidence supports the conclusion.