appodixi vs ASSETScope

Appodixi is IAPR’s official application, that enables citizens to verify the authenticity and content of the receipts from cash registers, that they obtain for their transactions in Greece. It can scan every receipt that contains a QR code. When a receipt is not transmitted or discrepancies are detected, users can send it to IAPR – anonymously or by name – for further inspection.

ASSETScope is the ASSETS project mobile application to give Social Economy Organisations (SEOs) and their employees a practical, low-cost way to measure social impact and working conditions. The sector faces a known difficulty. Smaller or less experienced organisations struggle to apply the available evaluation methods, and doing so is resource-heavy. ASSETScope reduces that effort by placing validated self-assessment and self-development tools into a single mobile application, with pre-designed templates and frameworks taken from the project's evaluation tools. The application covers three assessment instruments. The first measures the social impact of SEOs using a Social Return on Investment (SRoI) method. The second maps the position of an organisation in its wider ecosystem using Social Network Analysis (SNA). The third assesses the quality of working life and the reskilling and upskilling needs of social economy employees. The SRoI questionnaire is the analytical core of the application. It quantifies socio-economic outcomes by translating project effects into monetary value through a Value of Travel Time (VOT) approach, which prices the time that beneficiaries, workers, and partners save when a service or activity becomes more accessible. The user provides general inputs, including total project cost, a basic hourly wage, and a five-year time horizon, then estimates outputs across a defined set of impact indicators. These cover direct and indirect labour, community resilience, local networking and collaboration, wider social cohesion, accessibility to social services, knowhow transfer, local value chain efficiency, local identity, social innovation, and the environmental value of avoided transport emissions. Each indicator is built from concrete operational questions and is weighted by a user-defined prioritisation ranking. The SNA questionnaire asks each organisation to identify its main collaborators and the frequency of interaction, then sharing the assessment onward so partner organisations also respond. This produces a connected picture of the ecosystem, identifying influential actors, collaboration patterns, and gaps. The Working Conditions questionnaire gathers structured responses on working conditions and skills, forming the basis for a planned AI-driven guidance component that will give employees personalised reskilling and upskilling advice. ASSETScope is GDPR compliant, with secure authentication and strong data protection throughout the assessment process. Developed using a user-centred design approach and refined through continuous feedback from Living Lab participants across the ASSETS project regions, the app provides an intuitive experience for organisations and employees alike. ASSETScope is available in English, Greek, German, Spanish, Italian, Danish, and Turkish, making its assessment tools accessible to users across multiple European countries. By combining self-assessment, monetised impact estimation, employee feedback, and network mapping, ASSETScope helps social economy organisations measure and strengthen their social impact while improving working conditions.