The Best CRM for Nonprofit Organizations
Having to do more with less is nothing new for those who work and volunteer in the nonprofit sector. The passion and tireless effort they show inspires us all. With this in mind, and in order to help nonprofit groups more easily achieve their goals, Salesforce has created Nonprofit Cloud.
Its nonprofit CRM software with a unified platform, specifically designed to help those who help others. Our Salesforce certified experts tailor Nonprofit Cloud so that your organization can more easily change the world. It’s the best CRM software for nonprofits, and is easily scalable for both big and small not for profit organizations.
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud organizes and simplifies information. It also automates processes, saving both time and money. Our Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud consultants can set up Nonprofit Cloud to help your organization in a number of ways, including:
Fundraising
Program Management
Case Management
Call Centres and Client Services
Apps
Community Management
Marketing Communications
Social Media Engagement
Donor Management
Grant Management
Volunteer Management
Events Management
Analytics
Mission Measurements
Accounting
Event Registration
Getting the Most Out of Your Salesforce Nonprofit CRM
Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud contains all the functions NPOs need that we can optimize for your specific requirements. Above all, we work with you to ensure Nonprofit Cloud has the maximum positive impact available for your organization. It’s our top priority to help you meet your mission goals.
The platform has tools to help your organization save time and generate more revenue. Additionally, it allows you to connect with your community and constituents in more meaningful ways. For example, Nonprofit Cloud optimization can assist with:
Apps for the management and delivery of services.
Centralizing coordination and collaboration efforts.
Goal alignment and acceleration efforts.
Outreach across multiple social media and communication platforms.
Building relationships with supporter and donors.
Identifying opportunities.
Making more informed decisions.
Sharing information.
Connecting with other organizations.