Being the #1 CRM all over the world, many companies trust Salesforce to boost their sales and efficiency. But that’s not the only thing Salesforce is known for. What makes this CRM exceptional is that it is not just used by companies with sales perspective, but also leveraged by thousands of nonprofit organizations. Salesforce implementation …
Many companies make the mistake of thinking that Salesforce is only good for companies looking to boost sales. Salesforce also brings some amazing functionalities to the table to support nonprofit organizations. Many NPOs have already realized the value of Salesforce managed services and are actively making the most of the features and capabilities Salesforce has …
NPOs should always focus on ways they can obtain more and more support from their donors. This is why the team needs to focus on ways to improve engagement with donors and potential donors and maintain a lasting relationship with them. This is where the power of data comes up as the team will always …
Different industry segments have benefited from Salesforce implementation; the same is true with nonprofits. For a nonprofit organization, the key is always to bring in donations to work towards a respective cause, and that’s what program managers and fundraisers keep working for. That could all become easier by leveraging Salesforce customization with the help of …
These are unrivaled and uncertain times when we talk about the market. All we hear about is a health crisis, leadership turmoil, economic breakdown, and various environmental challenges that the world is battling. During these tough times, nonprofit is the sector that never stops thinking about global welfare, and to make that easy, they always …
If your fundraising team is spending hours monthly to manually import and export data from the increasing payment providers, then they are definitely doing it all wrong. Each day countless fundraisers would be living this ultimate irony instead of using an integrated CRM payment solution for nonprofits. Fundraisers should spend more time creating personal touchpoints …