Deed Engage for deskless workers
Make volunteering and giving inclusive for every employee
Deed Engage helps companies bring purpose to all employees, ensuring that everyone has the same user-friendly experience to do good. This includes employees who don’t sit at a desk, such as retail associates, factory teams, drivers, field technicians, and frontline workers.
I regularly use the mobile app for logging hours and uploading donation receipts. I tell everyone to pull out their phone because it’s fast and super convenient.
— Shareem King
Senior Specialist of Social Impact Programs, BDO
Trusted by leading companies
25%
of all corporate giving is supported by Bonterra
33+
of the Fortune 100 are supported by Bonterra
$8B+
in annual grants awarded to nonprofits
How can Deed Engage help you engage deskless workers?
Increase participation across your entire workforce
Close the engagement gap between office-based employees and frontline teams by making giving and volunteering accessible from their phone, producing greater equity across locations, roles, and schedules.
Build a stronger culture of belonging
Create shared experiences that united distributed teams around purpose and causes they care about, regardless of where they work.
Reduce administrative burden
Centralize participation, communications, reporting, and program management in one integrated solution for desked and deskless employees, helping CSR teams do more good with less effort.
Measure engagement with confidence
Understand how programs perform across stores, facilities, regions, and teams. With off-the-shelf dashboards and filters, organizations can identify opportunities, recognize successes, and make more informed decisions about future initiatives.
Join the modern, purpose-built platform for distributed teams
Support multiple authentication methods including SSO, company email, personal email, magic links, and employee IDs. Employees can participate regardless of how they access company systems.
Engagement software for deskless workers, built into Bonterra Deed’s complete integrated CSR solution
Find the right solution for your social impact strategy. Whether your employees are behind a desk or on the front line, Deed Engage helps you increase participation, simplify grantmaking, and manage enterprise initiatives with flexible workflows built for modern CSR teams.
Deed Engage
Increase participation through modern, mobile-first employee engagement experiences built around giving, volunteering, gamification, ERGs, and workplace community-building. As an AI-powered platform, Deed Engage helps organizations create more connected, rewarding, and participation-driven cultures.
Deed Grants
Simplify corporate grantmaking through configurable, AI-native workflows, streamlined approvals, and centralized reporting designed to help organizations manage grant programs with greater visibility and efficiency.
Deed 360
Deed Engage + Deed Grants = Deed 360. Bring employee giving and volunteering together with enterprise grantmaking in one integrated AI-powered solution with a single unified view of impact.
Why Deed Engage for deskless workers?
We’re so excited that Deed has now brought our external social impact model internal, empowering our employees daily. The Deed team is full of amazing and passionate members that worked to fuse our brands together, creating an amazing platform.
Deed Engage for deskless workers FAQs
Deed Engage supports multiple authentication methods, including SSO, magic links, personal email addresses, company email addresses, and employee IDs. This flexibility allows organizations to make giving and volunteering accessible to employees regardless of how they access company systems or where they work.
Insights and resources for deskless workers
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Every year, two types of CSR teams arrive at the end of GivingTuesday. One has a story, with real participation numbers and a momentum narrative that carries into December, feeds the board report, and justifies the ask for next year’s budget. The other team ran what looked like a solid campaign on paper but ended […]
