January 2025 newsletter - ImpactTech

Capsix

Capsix: iYU, the wellbeing innovation that is making a splash

✨ iYU in the spotlight in 2025

• Featured in Public, confirming its growing impact in the wellbeing field, highlighting of iYU as a key factor in the award won by Eternel Spa, and in Les Echos.

• Presentation on Télématin by Laura Tenoudji, highlighting the evolution of wellbeing thanks to AI.

🌿 Capsix at Thermalies 2025

From 23 to 26 January, iYU was at the Les Thermalies Paris trade show. A unique opportunity to discover:

• A wellbeing innovation merging AI and physiotherapy expertise.

• A scientific and lasting relaxation experience.

🔬 iYU, a scientifically validated innovation

• Stress reduced by 63%

• Back pain reduced by 48%

• Night-time awakenings down by 24%

🚀 Capsix recognised as a DeepTech Pioneer by Hello Tomorrow

Among 4,500 applications, Capsix joins the 700 most promising projects. A further validation of its mission: combining technology and wellbeing for all.

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AUM Biosync

1. Cybersecurity homologation for NexSIS 🚒

AUM Biosync obtained cybersecurity homologation for its NexSIS application, based on ORBE and OPSReady technologies. The approval was issued by the ANSC via the ANSSI platform.

1. One year of operations for NexSIS at SDIS 83

NexSIS has been in service for a year at SDIS 83. A series of videos traces its impact and its adoption in fire and rescue services.

1. Opening of a funded doctorate 🎓

AUM Biosync and Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale are looking for a student for a doctorate on Data, Sport and Civil Security. The project is part of an interdisciplinary and operational approach.

1. A real-world test for NexSIS at SDIS 78

SDIS 78 carried out a full-scale simulation on NexSIS before its definitive migration planned for the autumn.

1. 9 years of AUM Biosync 🎉

The company is celebrating its anniversary by looking back on its key moments since it was established in 2016.

1. Tribute to a volunteer firefighter

Marc Riedel paid tribute to Claude Ménétrier, a volunteer firefighter for 35 years, saluting his commitment and his impact within CIS Cluny.

Impact Track

1️⃣ Impact measurement and improving activities

Impact Track highlighted one of the main benefits of impact measurement: improving activities. This approach enabled organisations to refine their methods and gather feedback from their stakeholders through open questions. Concrete examples, such as Passerelle Des Saveurs and des Ailes, illustrated these improvements.

2️⃣ Gaining credibility through impact measurement

The organisation analysed the role of impact measurement in strengthening the credibility of projects, a key asset in a period of budget restriction. This increased recognition facilitated the opening of new partnership opportunities.

3️⃣ Webinar on impact measurement in social and professional inclusion

A webinar organised on 6 February highlighted the experience of Apprentis Solidaires, a programme deployed by AFEV across 32 branches. Nadia Nait Takourout's talk made it possible to deconstruct certain received ideas about impact measurement and to show how to structure an evaluation process at national and local scale.

4️⃣ Call for projects for impact measurement

Impact Track launched a call for projects aimed at five non-profit organisations. These organisations benefited from a year of free access to an impact management platform, an e-learning programme, two training sessions with an expert and online support.

5️⃣ 2024 review: progress and user satisfaction

2024 was marked by notable growth:

• +41% of projects supported compared with 2023, with a total of 560 projects equipped since 2019 and 359 active.

• 97% user satisfaction for support and training.

• 94% of project holders recommending Impact Track.

• 82% of users who shared their impact page observed a gain in credibility.

Impact Track also worked on the development of sectoral impact measurements and greater user autonomy.

Isahit

1️⃣ Isahit reaches a B Corp score of 126.3

In December 2021, Isahit had obtained a B Corp score of 114.6. The 2024 evaluation revealed significant progress, reaching 126.3. This improvement reflects the company's continued efforts on AI ethics, with a strengthened approach in five key areas: governance, workers, community, environment and customers.

2️⃣ Event on AI and financial services in Paris

As part of AI Action Week, Isahit co-organised an exclusive event in Paris on 5 February. The objective was to explore the impact of AI on financial services through discussions with experts, including Augustin Prate (Kayrros), Isabelle Mashola (Isahit), and Louis C. (Alma). An exchange with Renaud Dumora (BNP Paribas) and Charles-Albert Lehalle (École Polytechnique) made it possible to address the future of AI in this sector.

3️⃣ Nomination by Meaningful Business

Isahit was recognised by Meaningful Business for its commitment to digital solutions with impact. This nomination underlines the company's alignment with its mission of responsible AI and impact sourcing.