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A CRM app for the non-profit sector maintains contact information for donors, volunteers, and employees. A CRM app can be used to keep track of which individuals have donated to a particular cause or organization, when they made their donation, and how much they gave. This information can help non-profits identify their most generous benefactors and encourage them to give additional donations in the future.
CRM apps are often similar to workflow productivity apps that are used for business processes, such as human resources tasks, financial transactions, and supply ordering. A popular CRM app for nonprofits is Salesforce.org.
An app for church-goers that track person after they scan the QR codes assigned for them. They would like this app to be white-labeled so many different churches can use it and populate categories with their own information and branding. Options on the page will be: Name of church, leadership, mission statement, history, hours of operation.
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A CRM app can grow its user base through the donation feature, which collects donations for non-profit organizations. The app should also provide a platform that allows non-profit organizers to track the success of their campaigns and measure the impact that their campaigns have on changing people's behavior.
A non-profit CRM app faces risks related to the management of sensitive donor information, violations of privacy laws, and the manipulation of personal data for fundraising purposes. Before developing your app, you will want to ensure that it meets federal and state data protection standards. Non-profit apps can also face legal risks associated with the use of third party APIs that are not properly licensed or secured.
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