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More fundraising software = more data headaches

3rd Sector Labs

Start with contact databases, donor management systems, and CRMs. All that, and we aren’t touching on the implications of accounting, systems integrations, data warehousing, ad hoc databases, and search. Well, for starters, every system, software or technology mentioned has its own database. There’s a lot.

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The State of iPhone Fundraising Apps :: Three Examples

Nonprofit Tech for Good

In January 2010, I was quoted by Association & Nonprofit BizNow for saying: “[Heather] envisions a mobile app with a GuideStar database of nonprofits that would make it possible for people to donate to any organization at any time. At year’s end, givers could print out all their donation info on one page for tax purposes.&#

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The Resilient Nonprofit: A Technology Roadmap for Navigating Uncertainty

NonProfit Hub

As a result they removed the cost of producing in person events, were able to reach more people at a low cost per contact and had higher margins from their events flow to their programs. All three store contact information in different places. Missing contact info, duplicates, clearly misplaced data in the wrong property.

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?3 Reasons to Integrate Your Organization’s Systems

Saleforce Nonprofit

So when you use a main CRM database, such as Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP), along with an assortment of ‘satellite’ systems for online giving, fundraising events, email marketing, eCommerce, volunteers, and the like, data integrity has to be top of mind. Further, the software can also properly ‘case’ contact and account names.

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Why Segmentation Is So Important in Email Marketing

NetWits

We are breaking the audience and database into manageable groups for the purpose of communicating with them. Your database system should allow you to build a profile for your top segments. Past behavior is the best metric or predictor for future actions and behavior, so you should be tracking this in your database system of choice.

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Streamlining Grantmaking Processes: How Your GMS Can Double as a CRM

sgEngage

And you need a way to organize the contact records for the people behind the organizations who apply. Comprehensive sets of data allow you to group contacts into defined categories, giving you insights into your grantmaking when you pull that information into a dashboard or report. Need to segment contacts into different mailing lists?

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Clean Up Your Act: Donor Data Management for Nonprofits

The Modern Nonprofit

And ultimately, a well-maintained donor database can help you build strong relationships with a greater number of people. OUR top 3 reasons why CLEAN DATA matters: Cleaner data gives you better, more actionable (and searchable) info. Define a process for associating contacts who live in the same household. Avenue vs. Ave.,

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