The businesses you help, finally legible.
Every shop in the pilot runs on Runline Essentials — free financials, grant requests, operations, and light automations. Because they do, TAAF sees how the neighborhood is actually doing. Consent-first: aggregate here, plus whatever each business chooses to share.
Cohort revenue, last 6 months
Combined monthly revenue across the 14 businesses on Essentials.
Businesses by district
Where the cohort sits across the C-ID.
Grant pipeline
Requests flowing through Essentials, by stage.
Business health
A live read, not a year-end survey.
By sector
The mix of the neighborhood's Main Street.
Capital behind the pilot
TAAF administers; the money comes from many. Essentials traces where it lands.
Businesses on Essentials
Click any business to open its Runline Essentials account.
None of this is a form a business had to fill out. It's the byproduct of real tools they use for free. The owner owns their data; TAAF sees aggregate plus whatever each business chooses to share (grant requests, by definition, are shared). Every grant dollar is traceable from funder to storefront.