Donor 360
Unified donor record across Salesforce NPSP, Raiser's Edge, Engaging Networks, and giving-day platforms — with predictive lifetime-value scoring.
Bring donor, grant, and program data together. Give your team a clearer view of funding, delivery, and outcomes.
Unified donor record across Salesforce NPSP, Raiser's Edge, Engaging Networks, and giving-day platforms — with predictive lifetime-value scoring.
Auto-generated grant reports against logic models and KPIs you define once — funders get on-time, evidence-backed updates without volunteer overtime.
Board- and donor-facing dashboards that tie program outputs to outcomes — so the case for support is always live, current, and credible.
Small teams with real reporting obligations need the platform to do the assembly work, not add to it.
Connects NPSP, Raiser's Edge, Blackbaud, and giving-day platforms into one deduplicated donor record.
Learn moreGoverns donor data under GDPR and PCI expectations, with communication preferences honoured at activation.
Learn moreRenders funder reports and board dashboards from one indicator set rather than a spreadsheet per grant.
Learn moreScores lapse risk and predicted value so limited development capacity goes where it changes the outcome.
Learn moreIndustry use-case map
These reference workflows connect the business decision to the data, controls, platform surfaces, and people required to operate it in production.
Unify giving, engagement, relationship, campaign, and preference history so fundraising teams can steward supporters with appropriate context.
How the work moves
Connect the signal
Donor CRM, giving, and engagement · Fund, grant, and finance ledgers · Surveys, outcomes, and evaluation evidence
Apply control
Data quality contracts · Privacy and minimization · End-to-end lineage
Build and deliver
GeneFlow Engineering · Analytics & Reporting · GeneCatalog & Knowledge
Decide and act
More coordinated donor engagement with consent and relationship history preserved.
Participating roles
Platform surfaces
Business outcome
More coordinated donor engagement with consent and relationship history preserved.
Explore the full industry solutionFunders increasingly ask organisations to show the path from a contribution to a measured result. Connecting fundraising, program delivery, and outcome data on one substrate is what turns that from a narrative exercise into a query.
Most of the reporting burden comes from re-deriving the same numbers per funder. Defining them once removes the repetition.
Connect NPSP, Raiser's Edge, Blackbaud, and giving-day platforms into one record, deduplicated across households and channels.
State the chain from activity to output to outcome once, with the indicators each funder expects mapped to it.
Program delivery data updates indicators as work happens rather than being reconstructed at reporting time.
Funder reports render from the defined indicators on each funder's own schedule and format, with evidence attached.
Nonprofit data work is usually done by people whose main job is something else. That shapes every design choice here.
Match individuals to households and organisations across systems so giving history is complete rather than fragmented.
Predictive donor value and lapse risk to focus limited development capacity on the relationships that need attention.
One indicator set rendered into each funder's required format and cadence, rather than a bespoke spreadsheet per grant.
Track restricted and designated funds against their conditions, with spend visible per restriction.
Attribute gifts to appeals, events, and channels to see which fundraising activity actually returns.
Consent and communication preferences enforced at activation, with PCI-conscious handling of payment data.
Development, programs, and finance usually keep three separate versions of the same year.
Use lapse risk and predicted value to prioritise outreach rather than working an undifferentiated donor list.
Retention effort aimed where it changes the outcome.
Funder reports render from indicators captured during delivery instead of a reconstruction exercise each quarter.
Reporting weeks returned to program work.
Tie program outputs to outcomes and restricted spend to conditions in a dashboard that is current at any moment.
Board confidence grounded in live evidence.
The reporting burden on a small team is the constraint worth designing against.
| Dimension | Before Genedata | With Genedata |
|---|---|---|
| Donor record | Split across CRM, giving platform, and spreadsheets | One deduplicated record across every channel |
| Grant reporting | Rebuilt per funder, per cycle, by hand | Rendered from one indicator set per funder format |
| Impact evidence | Narrative assembled at reporting time | Indicators measured continuously during delivery |
| Restricted funds | Tracked in a parallel spreadsheet | Tracked against conditions with spend visible |
| Board reporting | A deck prepared for each meeting | A live dashboard current at any moment |
Genedata for Not-for-Profits gives your development, programs, and finance teams a shared platform that turns donor data into grant wins, board confidence, and measurable lives changed.
What development, programs, and finance teams ask.
Yes. The Nonprofit tier is Professional at 20% less — $3,600 a month instead of $4,500 — with the same pipelines, governance, and support. Eligibility for 501(c)(3) and equivalent status is verified before the discount applies, so it is not self-serve.
Salesforce NPSP, Raiser's Edge, Blackbaud, Engaging Networks, and the common giving-day platforms, with household and organisation deduplication across all of them.
No. Reporting renders from indicators captured during delivery rather than requiring a quarterly assembly exercise, which is the specific burden that usually falls on people whose main job is something else.
You define the logic model and indicators once, and each funder's required format and cadence is rendered from that same set rather than rebuilt per grant.
Yes, against their conditions, with spend visible per restriction so board and audit questions resolve without a parallel spreadsheet.
Household deduplication and lifetime-value scoring.
TemplateLogic model and theory-of-change indicator structures.
GuideTying program outputs to outcomes for board and funders.
RelatedDonor privacy, consent, and retention handling.
Bring two systems to a session and watch them resolve to one donor record.