Tithework
A fiscal-sponsor operating system that joins project subledgers, restricted disbursements, and a reviewable Form 990 Schedule R evidence workflow.
Fiscal sponsors administer many legally distinct projects through one nonprofit while tracking donor restrictions, approvals, disbursements, and disclosures in spreadsheets and general accounting tools. The operating model works until a regulator, auditor, or board asks for the full project history and the reporting logic behind it. The opening is a vertical system that keeps fund control and disclosure evidence connected from transaction through filing preparation.
The finance, operations, or compliance leader at a US fiscal sponsor responsible for restricted funds, sponsored-project disbursements, and Form 990 preparation.
The April 2026 primary-source announcement creates a preparation window.
Fiscal-sponsor finance leaders have a narrow multi-project fund and disclosure job.
Several graph connections support the direction, while the stored score remains moderate.
A primary Treasury announcement creates a current transparency signal for a very crisp fiscal-sponsor buyer, and no competitor combines fund controls with Schedule R evidence assembly.
There is no immediate filing change yet, two of three interfaces are unverified, convergence is moderate, and financial onboarding and support limit software leverage.
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