Seer Data & Analytics

16/03/2026

Registrations are now open for our next webinar to be held on Tuesday, 31st March.

Place-based initiatives are uniquely positioned to understand the strengths and challenges within their communities. But turning that knowledge into meaningful action requires access to the right data, shared understanding among stakeholders, and the ability to tell a compelling story about what is happening locally.

Amy Robinson (Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project), Genevieve Jacobs (Hands Across Canberra) and Christine Cottrell (Connected Beginnings Mildura) are Place-based leaders who know this from experience.

In this webinar, Kristi Mansfield will host a conversation with these three leaders. Together they will share how they are using data to better understand their communities, bring partners together around shared goals, and demonstrate progress toward improved outcomes.

Register: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0GRnv0

Date: Tuesday 31 March 2026
Time: 12pm Sydney time
Location: Online Teams Webinar only
Format: Presentation followed by Q/A

20/02/2026

Yesterday we held a webinar with Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) and Social Outcomes on Reimagining Impact. Our resource page is now live, including:

- The webinar recording,
- Link to ADA's impact report,
- Link to take the new Impact Culture Assessment, developed with Impact Culture Australia, and
- Free consultation form with Seer Data & Social Outcomes.

Access resources: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Cr1c0

The webinar surfaced these powerful insights from ADA's impact journey:

1. Articulating measurable outcomes and bold goals enables deeper donor engagement. For ADA, this has directly contributed to a recent multi-six-figure donation.

2. Embedding live impact reporting on ADA’s website has turned strategy into a transparent, evolving story accessible to staff, board, funders and community alike.

3. Shifting from outputs to outcomes (e.g. moving from “how many dogs placed” to “how many lives changed”) has transformed strategic decision-making, helping ADA focus on measurable independence, wellbeing and social inclusion outcomes rather than activity alone.

4. Embedding impact into culture - threading it into leadership development, systems, language and decision-making - has shifted the organisational mindset.

5. Developing a clear problem statement and outcomes framework anchors your organisation’s strategy, sharpens priorities, and strengthens governance and leadership alignment.

6. Collaborating with partners can multiply impact. ADA and Happy Paws Happy Hearts together have accelerated social inclusion, independence and psychosocial outcomes while strengthening dog training and socialisation.

Watch this short clip from the webinar to hear more from Tim Taylor about points 1 and 2!

Thanks to Sandy Blackburn and Kristi Mansfield for leading the conversation.

18/02/2026

We are excited to share our redesigned Knowledge Centre and the new Getting Started with the Seer Data Platform video series. These new resources have been designed to make it easier for users to go deeper, find what they need faster and take action with confidence.

Our refreshed Knowledge Centre has been redesigned to be simpler to navigate, richer in depth and more practical to use: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0C8Y00

The Getting Started with the Seer Data Platform video series on YouTube walks through the fundamentals of using Seer Data step by step, making it easier for individuals and teams to build confidence quickly and learn at their own pace: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0C8rt0

Read more: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0C8_w0

17/02/2026

Stories: Wired for Impact is an evening for those who don't want to opt out - but do want to do better.

Join:

Melanie Greblo, Founder, Humans of Purpose,
Sandy Blackburn, Founder & Managing Director, Impact Culture Australia and Social Outcomes,
Jen Hecht & Irma del Mundo, Brandkind, and
Kristi Mansfield, Founder & CEO, Seer Data

For a reflection on why storytelling is no longer just creative - it's ethical, as well as what data, evidence, and lived experience are telling us about trust, persuasion and the gap between intention and perception.

Wednesday 25 February in Sydney, 6pm - 8.30pm: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0BLNj0

Wednesday 4 March in Melbourne, 6pm - 8.30pm: :https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0BMp50

Seats are limited.

An evening experience exploring trust, meaning & storytelling in a skeptical age. With the opportunity to connect and converse over drinks and fine fare.

12/02/2026

We’re excited to announce that AI Insight Summaries are now live in the Seer Data Platform.

AI Insight Summaries automatically generate short, readable narratives that sit alongside your existing Insights and Dashboards in the Seer Data Platform. Using AI, the feature:

-Analyses the Insight
-Identifies notable trends, comparisons and changes over time
-Summarises these findings in clear, accessible language, and
-Grounds every summary directly in the underlying data.

This feature is a practical step forward in our mission to connect, translate and govern data securely and transparently so people and organisations can turn insight into confident, accountable action. It brings together the power of AI with Seer Data’s trusted approach to data governance, transparency and storytelling, helping users move faster from information to insight, without losing context or control.

Learn more about AI Insight Summaries: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0B1pZ0

09/02/2026

Register now for our next webinar with Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) and Social Outcomes, on 19th February.

ADA has strengthened how it measures outcomes and activates its impact reporting through a live Dashboard on the Seer Data Platform.

For many not-for-profits, impact measurement can be seen as a reporting burden. ADA has taken a bold approach to rethinking how impact is created and delivered. Their experience shows how impact can instead be a catalyst for innovation and culture change.

Our panel comprised of:
- Tim Taylor, CEO of ADA,
- Sandy Blackburn, Founder & Managing Director of Social Outcomes, and
- Kristi Mansfield, Founder & CEO of Seer Data

Will lead a Q/A and share how ADA:
- Reimagined its impact model to reach more people
- Embeds impact measurement into everyday practice and the core culture of ADA
- Uses data to support service redesign and partnership decisions
- Activates its impact report through an accessible, shared Dashboard, and
- Strengthened philanthropic and donor engagement.

Learn more and register: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0zrT_0

05/02/2026

Strong impact relies on more than intent.

Impact Culture Australia and Seer Data have launched a new assessment that helps organisations understand how deeply impact is embedded into culture, governance and people practices.

For organisations working in data, impact measurement and evidence-informed decision-making, this offers a practical way to identify where systems support impact and where they don’t.

Explore the assessment:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0yZ7b0

29/01/2026

Shifting focus from outputs to outcomes has fundamentally changed Assistance Dogs Australia's culture has reshaped programs, empowering their expanded reach and resulting in impact not seen before by the organisation.

On 19th February, join Seer Data, Social Outcomes & ADA for our next webinar, as we share how ADA turned impact measurement from reporting function to service delivery innovation.

Learn more and register: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0y1Zx0

Webinar details:
Date: Thursday 19 February 2026
Time: 12.00pm Sydney time (AEDT)
Location: Online Teams Webinar only
Format: Presentation followed by Q/A

Speakers:
Tim Taylor, CEO, Assistance Dogs Australia
Sandy Blackburn, Founder & Managing Director, Social Outcomes
Kristi Mansfield, Founder & CEO, Seer Data & Analytics

23/01/2026

For many not-for-profits, impact measurement can be seen as a reporting burden. Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) has taken a bold approach to rethinking how impact is created and delivered. Their experience shows how impact can instead be a catalyst for innovation.

Join us on 19th February 2026, at 12pm, when we will explore how ADA shifted from a traditional one-to-one service model to a one-to-many impact model, and how data activated impact measurement enabled that transformation.

Register now: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0xmSN0

Speakers:
Tim Taylor, CEO, Assistance Dogs Australia
Sandy Blackburn, Founder & Managing Director, Social Outcomes
Kristi Mansfield, Founder & CEO, Seer Data & Analytics

Details:
Date: Thursday 19 February 2026
Time: 12.00pm Sydney time (AEDT)
Location: Online Teams Webinar only
Format: Presentation followed by Q/A

09/12/2025

Assistance Dogs Australia (ADA) is empowering connection, inclusion and independence for people with disability. Over 30 years, 624 lives have been changed through the power of an ADA Assistance Dog.

ADA have launched their new website, including an interactive impact report built on the Seer Data Platform. The Dashboard combines impactful stories of change with data to measure impact and progress towards their outcomes.

Over the next 5 years ADA's goal is to deepen impact through dedication and focus on transformation plans. Their work will enable them to achieve the following impact goals:

- Place 50% more Assistance Dogs with people in need
- 450 clients will have increased their independence
- 250 clients will have improved their ability to emotionally regulate
- 1,200 family and carers will have improved their wellbeing, including their social connection and community contribution.

Visit ADA's new website and impact report: https://hubs.la/Q03XpW800

18/11/2025

In October, Seer Data Founder and CEO Kristi Mansfield had the privilege of joining leaders from across government, research, philanthropy and community at the National Forum on Australia’s Wellbeing, on a panel exploring "The Role of Data: How we Drive the Measurement of Wellbeing for People and Planet."

Across Australia, our partners are using Seer Data’s technology to turn data into action to strengthen their communities demonstrating the impact of community-led measurement on wellbeing outcomes for people and planet. Kristi was pleased to share stories of some of these remarkable communities leading the way. At Seer Data, we’re proud to support these partnerships through our technology and the Seer Data Method that enables transparent, secure data sharing and storytelling from the grassroots to enable the wellbeing economy at a local level.

Access our blog to learn more about our partners Gladstone Region engaging in action Together, Bega Valley Data Collective, Maranguka, Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project, CatholicCare Victoria, Greater Shepparton Council and Healthy Tasmania.

Access blog post: https://hubs.la/Q03TTYVT0

As Australia advances its national wellbeing framework and agenda, these local examples show that power asymmetries can be addressed and progress can happen when data and decisions come together at the community level. We need to give people confidence to take actions on data and value the data as an asset that can drive community change.

By Kristi Mansfield, CEO, Seer Data & Analytics Last week I had the privilege of joining leaders from across government, research, philanthropy, and community at the National Forum on Australia’s Wellbeing, on a panel exploring The Role of Data: How we Drive the Measurement of Wellbeing for People...