Magpi was used for conducting a prospective cohort study on multi-purpose cash transfers and health among vulnerable Syrian refugees in Lebanon. Over 1000 households were enrolled in the study and the data was collected on tablets using the Magpi mobile data platform.

Magpi was used to analyze determinant factors of death in patients with neoplasia complicated with BSI caused by ESCPM Enterobacterales.

A systematic Mobile Survey Tools (MST) Evaluation Framework was developed to objectively assess MSTs and assist program implementers in identifying suitable MST options. Magpi was also evaulated for Field-Level Monitoring and Data Collection

Interviews of this study were done using Magpi's mobile forms, which allowed data entry in the respective forms without the need of an Internet connection.

In August 2014, the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) attacked the Yazidi religious minority living in the area of Mount Sinjar in Nineveh governorate, Iraq. A retrospective household survey was conducted using Magpi to estimate the number and demographic profile of Yazidis killed and kidnapped.

Within portfolios, philanthropy can reward more entrepreneurial approaches to public-private partnerships, cutting-edge technology, cross-sector data and civic engagement. Mobile data platforms such as Magpi are ensuring better and smarter data collection and analysis and (AG NAME) creating direct marketplaces connecting buyer and farmers to cut out the middle man and increase incomes for farmers.

Magpi was used as a technology to help in the broader fight against Ebola in Africa. Magpi was used to speed up the collection and interpretation of this type of epidemiological data considerably, and at negligible cost.

The feasibility was tested in northern Uganda of developing real-time, village-based health surveillance of an epidemic of Nodding syndrome (NS) using smartphones with Magpi software operated by minimally trained lay mHealth reporters.

Mobile communications networks have surged in developing countries and so has the availability of smartphones and tablets. Magpi offers interesting new ways for collecting field data. Digital surveys replace pen and paper, text messages replace pamphlets and GPS replaces pins on a paper map.