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nelsonxaviercode/einas_beneficiary_matcher

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socioeconomic

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tools
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Browser bookmarklet that automates beneficiary allocation in Mozambique's e-INAS/SISTAFE system by matching an Excel ID list against the on-screen list and ticking matches automatically. # e-INAS Beneficiary Matcher **English** | Português A browser bookmarklet that speeds up allocating beneficiaries to a payment post in Mozambique's **e-INAS / SISTAFE** system, by matching an Excel list of beneficiary IDs against e-INAS's on-screen list and ticking the right checkboxes automatically. No installation, no admin rights, no browser extension — it's a single bookmark that runs a script inside the page. > **Current version: v6.3** --- ## The problem e-INAS lists beneficiaries for a district a handful at a time, with no way to search by name or ID and no way to sort. Allocating a post's worth of beneficiaries means paging through the list by hand, scanning each page for names that appear on a separate Excel sheet. For a district with dozens of pages, this takes a long time and is easy to get wrong. ## What this does 1. You copy the **ID** column from your Excel sheet for a given post. 2. You paste it into a small panel that floats over the e-INAS page. 3. You click **Iniciar Automático**. 4. It pages through e-INAS on its own, ticking the checkbox for every beneficiary that matches your list, and stops when it's done. --- ## Installation 1. Open `einas_beneficiary_matcher.html` in Firefox. 2. Make sure your bookmarks bar is visible (`Ctrl+Shift+B`). 3. Drag the blue **"Verificador de Beneficiários"** button onto your bookmarks bar. That's it — nothing is installed on the machine, and no admin rights are required. If dragging doesn't work, right-click the bookmarks bar → *New Bookmark*, and paste in the raw code shown on the page. ## Usage 1. On the e-INAS beneficiary list page, filter to the correct district/bairro using e-INAS's own **Filtros de Pesquisa**, and click **Aplicar Filtros** as usual. 2. In Excel, select the `NUMERO IDENTIFICACAO` column for that post (one column — names are not needed, since matching is by ID only), and copy it (`Ctrl+C`). 3. Click the bookmark. A panel appears in the top-right corner of the page. 4. Paste (`C …