Finally make sense of all your nonprofit’s data and know exactly what to do next.
Drowning in disconnected reports, scattered tools, or data you do not know how to use? Donorlytics brings everything together, explains what it means, and gives you clear next steps so you can work smarter, not harder.
Built exclusively for nonprofits, Donorlytics connects to your existing tools such as your CRM, fundraising platform, marketing systems, and more, and acts as the intelligence layer on top. We are not here to replace your systems. We make them more powerful.
Our AI translates complex numbers into plain English, spots opportunities you might miss, and automates the tasks that slow you down. From preparing for your board meeting to uncovering new funding, Donorlytics helps you make confident decisions faster.
Designed for nonprofit budgets, easy to use, and ready in your first week, Donorlytics gives mission-driven teams the clarity they need to do more of what matters.
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Product Description
Donorlytics is an AI-powered intelligence platform built to help nonprofit teams make smarter decisions without spreadsheets, dashboards, or data wrangling.
It connects and analyzes data across your donor CRM, grant systems, volunteer activity, campaigns, events, marketing tools, and compliance records. Instead of juggling disconnected platforms, teams get a unified view of what’s happening across the organization in real time.
With natural language search, you can ask questions like “How many new volunteers joined last quarter?” or “Which fundraising campaign had the best return by region?” and get instant answers backed by your data. No coding, reports, or analysts required.
Donorlytics also automates board reporting, triggers custom workflows, scores organizational health, and surfaces trends before they become problems. Whether you need better visibility, faster reporting, or automated insight across teams, Donorlytics makes your entire operation more intelligent from day one.
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Clinton Kertcher
