Engage with Ihsan Standard · for org leadership
Sign in with UmmahPassport.
One account unlocks the whole engagement track — toolkit access, group procurement, audit scheduling, edit rights on your org page, and the right of reply on every published flag. Free during the pilot.
UmmahPassport SSO is the single sign-on for Ihsan Standard and the rest of the UmmahPassport family of projects rolling out in 2026.
What signing in unlocks · immediately
Six concrete things you can do the moment you’re in
Engagement is not aspirational. The benefits below are open to the pilot cohort today — a few, like the template library, are in final scholar review and available as early drafts on request. Most orgs recover the cost of the time it takes to sign in within the first shared solution they opt into — a pooled payments rate, shared hosting, the CRM, analytics, or email.
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Shared infrastructure & pooled rates — immediately
The moment you sign in, flag which of the cohort's shared solutions you'd use: a pooled Helcim/Stax payments account (combined volume aims at the lowest tier), shared AWS hosting on a locked-in savings plan (a clean way off Wix and Squarespace, aiming to save hundreds a year), Ihsan-hosted PostHog analytics, the Mīzān donor CRM, or a custom Resend/SES email sender. One cheaper solution to a problem every org has.
See the shared stack → - ✓
Pre-publication 990 review
Run the 990 Pre-Flight Check against the filing you're about to submit. See every flag, every fundraising-efficacy ratio, every comp benchmark, every YoY trend — before donors do. Pre-stage Schedule J narratives. Catch bookkeeping errors while they're still editable. The tool is gated to org leadership; sign-in unlocks it.
See what it does → - ✓
Toolkit templates — request an early draft
13 templates in final scholar-attestation review — request an early draft: zakāt policy, qurbānī SOP, kaffāra SOP, fitr timeline, fund segregation, per-donation tracking, plus Muslim-tailored bylaws, COI, whistleblower, record retention, endorsement disclosure, safeguarding, and founder transition. As each clears review, adopt it, customize the org-specific fields, publish on your site, and Ihsan Standard re-indexes within 5 business days to lift the relevant attestation tier on your public page.
Open the template library → - ✓
Audit scheduling — two engagement-track audits
Schedule the Ethical Supplier Stack Audit (vendor risk + ethical alternatives) or the Khulafāʾ al-Arḍ Environmental Stewardship Audit (with the Art and Wilderness Institute's Green Masjid Initiative). Both are free during the pilot.
See the audit programs → - ✓
Edit rights on your org page
Ihsan Standard-controlled audit data stays Ihsan Standard-controlled — that's the independence promise. But the org-controlled fields (mission, story, scholar advisory board, declared fiqh positions, religious-product offerings, contact and donate URLs) become yours to edit. The version history is preserved publicly so corrections are transparent.
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Cybersecurity review credentials
Schedule the tiered cybersecurity review (Foundational / Standard / Heightened) and receive the publicly-visible Ihsan Standard Security Credential embeddable on your donate page. Muslim orgs are high-value targets; donors increasingly check before giving large amounts.
See the program →
How the engagement track works
Five stages, no surprises
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Sign in
UmmahPassport SSO. Single account across all toolkit access, audit scheduling, and future Ihsan Standard-network products. No password to manage separately.
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Claim your org page
Once SSO is verified against the org's registered representatives, you get edit rights on the org-controlled fields of your Ihsan Standard page.
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Engage the toolkit
Adopt templates, run the 990 pre-flight, browse group procurement, schedule audits. All immediately available.
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Pre-publication review
Anything you publish on your site (zakat policy, audit, planned-giving page) — sign in to request a re-index. Ihsan Standard re-runs detection and updates your public page typically within 5 business days.
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Right of reply
Every anomaly flag on your public page can carry a context note authored by you. The flag stays — the math is the math — but your reasoning sits beside it with equal visual weight.
What an audit delivers
Nine concrete deliverables, not a one-page assessment.
Engagement is not a slide deck. Each audit ships a specific artifact your team can execute against — a donate-page integration, a vendor switch plan, a per-donation tracking link, a Schedule J narrative draft. Listed below are the items a mid-size org takes home after a 90-day engagement.
Donor-facing impact link, tied to each donation
Per-Donation Tracking & FulfillmentWe build (or help you build) a per-donation tracking link your donors can click to see exactly what their dollars funded — which program, which beneficiary, which output. For qurbānī this is a photo or GPS-tagged certificate per share. For relief work it's a tracked-grant disbursement summary. For education programs it's a named-cohort completion record. The link becomes the receipt — and the trust mark for repeat giving.
Payment-processor savings plan
Supplier-Stack Audit + Payment Processor CalculatorWe model your current processor fees (Stripe, PayPal, Donorbox, GiveLively, etc.) against the alternatives that fit your stack — Helcim, Stax, Krystal, every.org-direct for stock donations. For a typical $1M/yr donation flow at Stripe (~$30k/yr in fees), a switch to Helcim's nonprofit pricing typically saves $15–22k/yr. Every dollar of fee saved is a dollar of program impact.
Vendor-by-vendor switch plan with timelines
Ethical Supplier Stack AuditFull back-office inventory — payment, hosting, CRM, accounting, analytics, ad-tech — with a documented ethical-alternative for each flagged vendor and a transition timeline that fits your staffing and budget cycle. You leave with a 12–24 month migration roadmap your team can execute, not a one-page assessment.
New revenue streams unlocked (DAF · wasiyya · corporate match · stock)
Verticals Coverage AuditMost Muslim orgs leave ~30–50% of major-gift revenue on the table because their donate page only accepts cash. We audit your missing channels and ship the integrations: DAF Direct widget, sample bequest language for the wasiyya page, Double-the-Donation / Millie / Benevity corporate-match lookup, and an every.org embed for appreciated-stock gifts. Modeled estimates for a mid-size org run $50k–$300k/yr of new revenue from channels that cost ~$0 to set up.
Donor-education kit — solicitation that actually converts
Donor Communications ToolkitTemplates donors actually engage with: Ramadan campaign sequence (last-10-nights email cadence), year-end appeal letter with the IRS-required in-kind / DAF / stock disclosure language, planned-giving introduction for legacy donors, corporate-match how-to guide. Each kit is configurable to your org and your donor base, with the religious-giving pieces under scholar review during the pilot.
Khulafāʾ al-Arḍ stewardship plan
Khulafāʾ al-Arḍ Stewardship AuditSite-level energy/waste/water audit + vendor-level greener-alternative review, in partnership with the Art and Wilderness Institute's Green Masjid Initiative. You leave with a stewardship plan, first-year follow-through metrics, and integration with AWI's implementation network.
Pre-staged Schedule J / Schedule G narratives
990 Pre-Flight + Editorial Right of ReplyFor comp-ratio or contractor-concentration flags that have legitimate explanations (FQHC staffing, capital campaign, joint appointments), we draft the Schedule J Part III narrative + the Schedule G fundraising-fees disclosure ahead of time. When the next 990 publishes, the explanation appears alongside the flag in the same paragraph — donors and journalists see both at once.
Fiqh-aware operational templates, ready to publish
Toolkit Template AdoptionZakāt policy (8-category, ʿāmilīna, fī sabīlillāh positions), qurbānī SOP with timing + per-share proof, fitr disbursement timeline, kaffāra fulfillment sequence, segregated fund attestation. Each customized to your org's positions and ready to publish on your site. Under scholar review during the pilot.
Illustrative projections
What a mid-size org could walk away with after a 90-day engagement
- Annual processor fees saved
- $15k – $40k
- New annual revenue from added channels
- $50k – $300k
- Donor retention lift (recurring giving)
- +8 to +15%
- Time to publish zakāt / qurbānī / fitr policies
- ~3 weeks
- Anomaly flags with attached context notes
- 100%
- Engagement cost (during pilot)
- $0
via Helcim or Stax migration
DAF, stock, wasiyya, corporate match combined
from per-donation tracking + receipt experience
from template adoption + scholar review during the pilot
engagement-track right of reply protocol
free for cohort orgs
Modeled estimates for a mid-size org — not measured cohort results; the audited pilot is onboarding now. Your org’s specific outcome depends on current vendor stack, donor base composition, and how much existing infrastructure is already in place.
What’s coming
Orgs signed in early help shape what we build next
The pilot cohort gets first input on every toolkit addition and every new procurement category. The roster below is the published 2026 roadmap.
- →New shared solutions as the cohort grows — additional pooled-volume rates and Ihsan-operated tools beyond the initial five (payments, hosting, analytics, CRM, email).
- →Cross-org coordination on disaster fundraising (when a Gaza, Sudan, or earthquake appeal goes out, signed-in cohort orgs see who else is raising for which intervention).
- →Director-onboarding and governance training courses (rolling out late pilot).
- →Engagement-track right of reply on every published anomaly flag — you draft the context note, Ihsan Standard publishes it alongside the flag with equal visual weight.
- →First-look access to new toolkit additions and engagement programs.
Independence guardrails
What signing in does not change
The Ihsan Standard independence promise is the entire reason this works. Signing in unlocks engagement; it does not give you control over how your org reads on the public site.
- —Ihsan Standard-controlled fields stay Ihsan Standard-controlled. Financials, anomaly flags, automatically detected verticals, audit findings. These reflect public filings and our analysis; they're not editable by claimants.
- —Anomaly flags don’t disappear when you sign in. What they earn is a right-of-reply context note that publishes alongside them. The math is what it is; your reasoning gets equal visual weight.
- —Engagement participation does not buy a Gold-tier attestation. Gold tiers require completed audits with documented findings. Engagement is the start of the conversation; the credential is the outcome.
- —The site is always live. No pre-publication gatekeeping; corrections happen with a versioned changelog. Engagement gets you faster re-indexing and the right of reply, never pre-publication suppression.
Sign in once. Unlock everything.
Free during the pilot. The procurement savings alone will pay back the time-to-sign-in within the first vendor switch.