New developments in donor database, tracking and reporting
Thatcher Drew - 501square
A range of new and old donor database products offer different advantages and disadvantages. Some of the newer offerings may cut costs significantly and/or improve tracking, reporting and metrics. This session will review the major contenders, offer a cost comparison and discuss the process of transferring data. We will discuss specific case examples and encourage group discussion.
Learning Objectives/Takeaways:
Attendees will achieve an understanding of the donor database landscape, the critical requirements and the costs involved.
2014 NPD New developments in donor database, tracking and reporting
1. Evolution in Online Fundraising
how technology is changing the way we operate
with specific examples from
Little Green Light
Neon
Thatcher Drew | tdrew@501square.com | 917-710-1338
7. What We’ll Cover
Donor Databases
Strategic Landscape
How on Earth Do I Budget This Stuff?
How on Earth Do I Buy This Stuff?
Donor Databases That Work
9. Landscape: Budgeting
Average Assumptions
33% of Revenue on Administration
10% of Revenue on Marketing
$160,000 Revenue per Employee
1 Technical Employee per 30 Employees
12. Landscape: Technology
Excel is Linear & Computational
Built for Accounting
Sharing is impractical
Versions all over the place
Manual Reporting
Mistakes
26. Research
Contenders
1. Donor Perfect
2. Gift Works
3. Little Green Light
4. Neon CRM
5. Sales Force
27. Research
Contenders
1. Little Green Light 2007
2. Neon CRM 2004
3. Gift Works
2002
4. Donor Perfect 1985
5. Sales Force 1987
6. Raiser’s Edge (blackbaud) 1981
28. Research
Others
1. Donor Pro 2003
Designed for Hospice Industry
2. GiftWorks 2002
Acquired by Frontstream Payments
2. eTapestry 1997
Disabled version of Raiser’s Edge
47. Evolution in Online Fundraising
how technology is changing the way we operate
with specific examples from
Little Green Light
Neon
Thatcher Drew | tdrew@501square.com | 917-710-1338