Nonprofit and association IT in Dallas-Fort Worth
Individual logins, documented systems and help recovering missing access. The answer stays with your organization when the person who set it up leaves.
Everyone gets their own login, and we write down who runs each system.
The answer doesn’t leave with the person who set it up. And when a login is missing, we chase it down.
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Every system we manage, documented.
And who can approve a change to each one.
The answer stays when people leave.
Not just with the person who set it up.
We chase down the missing login.
And the former volunteer who still has one.
The application is one part of the setup. We look after the computers, connections, access and recovery it depends on. When a problem crosses into the application, we work with its vendor to get the right people involved.
Your donor CRM, giving forms and volunteer tool may share an owner. Bloomerang bought Qgiv (now Bloomerang Fundraising) and InitLive (now Bloomerang Volunteer). Ask who fixes a problem between them before you need to. Bloomerang on Qgiv and InitLive.
Donor records carry names, addresses and giving history. Access piles up across turnover unless somebody clears it. We do: accounts and access follow the role a person holds now, not every role they ever held.
Even when the processor holds the card details, the PCI Security Standards Council says you still check that it protects them and validate your own part, typically with a short self-assessment form (SAQ A).
Backing up the office computer misses the donor platform, case records, media files and fund accounting such as MIP or Financial Edge NXT. We keep backups isolated, test restores and write down what comes back first.
Microsoft and Google both have nonprofit programs, but you have to qualify and apply, and the licenses have to match how you work. We check eligibility and get the licensing right.
AI read funding requirements, drafted sections from verified organizational information and assembled document checklists. Staff reviewed every submission.
A six-person team completed 18 applications in a year instead of seven.
A six-person nonprofit had a long list of grants it might qualify for and no time to check eligibility, gather documents and write full applications. So most went unwritten. We built a grant knowledge base from its prior proposals, audited financial statements, program descriptions, measured outcomes and approved organizational information. AI read funding announcements, pulled out the requirements, drafted sections using only verified facts about the organization, and built document checklists. Staff made every commitment and reviewed every submission. The organization completed 18 applications that year instead of its usual seven, and won four more awards totaling about $210,000. The funders decided. The extra capacity helped.
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