You already know how critical relationship-building is to your work. But with limited resources and a giant pool of prospects, how do you focus donor management on the right people to maximize results?
Discover our tools for blending data to build a more complete picture of your donor base, then easily build predictive models to focus on the right prospects.
Regardless of industry, mission-focused non-profits are bound by one core challenge: how to focus their efforts on those potential donors most likely to give.
• With Construct, easily perform data prep tasks such as filtering, cleansing, deduping, and transforming data
• Simplify tedious tasks like fixing zip codes and state abbreviations, along with other data quality issues
• Write cleaned datasets back to your donor databases, and quickly export to spreadsheets or shareable dashboards
Instead of guessing at a donor’s probability of giving, enable data-informed insights with the one-click predictive modeling power of Rapid Insight’s Predict.
• Automatically mine data, examine the strength of variable relationships, and build reliable, defendable models
• Closely examine the algorithm for how each variable fits the model
• Modify and adjust the model as needed to suit your needs and yield actionable results
• No coding or programming experience required!
Take your prospect research and trend analyses straight to your front-line gift officers. Rapid Insight’s Bridge makes sharing that information incredibly easy.
• Generate interactive reports, charts, graphs and other dashboards through an intuitive drag-and-drop interface
• Keep data and forecasts up-to-date and accurate in Bridge’s cloud-based environment
• View and share reports with multiple stakeholders on a range of screens, from desktop to mobile
Harness the power of data to boost your strategy for annual giving.
Rich Horne“Any fundraiser’s day is the same length as anyone else’s, and in that day we want to ensure that they are able to help to discharge their duties as effectively as possible. What used to be just art and anecdote is now almost uniformly accompanied by what data can provide in terms of informing their decisions. We can essentially use our resources more efficiently.”
