Illuminate your research impact with Researchfish

Researchfish is designed to help funders, charities, universities and research centres to collect impact-related data to advocate research and inform funding strategies.

Maximize funding with robust tracking and impactful reporting

Enhance your strategic planning and decision-making with Researchfish data

Enhance strategic planning and decision-making with comprehensive Researchfish data, utilizing transparent and accountable reporting to identify successes and areas for improvement, enabling data-driven adjustments and informed decisions that support your strategic goals responsibly.

Narrate your research impact story

Generate powerful impact stories to capture the imagination and spark further discussion and analysis.

Identify investment areas poised to generate high return on investment

Invest in areas poised to generate the highest ROI supported by accurate and comprehensive data. Inform effective allocation of funds based on research outcomes and impacts.

Evaluate research outputs and outcomes quickly and effectively

Collect comprehensive data on research outputs and outcomes to facilitate the evaluation of the impact and success of funded projects.

See how Researchfish will enhance your role

Funders and charities: Researchfish helps funders and charities report on research impact beyond academia and inform future funding strategies.

Universities: Universities adopt Researchfish to track the outcomes of research funded via various sources, and to better evaluate and articulate the impact of their whole portfolio.

By allowing researchers to directly attribute their publications to our grants Researchfish gives us a much more robust dataset of uniquely identified publications that have arisen because of our funding. This means we can talk with much more confidence about what the funded research has produced. Gathering data on research outcomes helps us demonstrate the value of the investment we have made and that it’s worth continuing to invest.

Ben Ryan

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council