How NPOs can use tech to attract donors and make a bigger impact
Digital transformation can help charities and non-profits increase donations as well as measuring and demonstrating the results of their work.
Consolidate day-to-day tasks for a more efficient ERP (enterprise resource planning) system. Analyse information and connect vital business processes with ERP software from Sage.
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. ERP is a type of software that connects day-to-day business processes, including: Inventory and order management, supply chain, accounting, human resources, procurement and customer relationship management.
An ERP system allows you to store data about your daily business tasks in one central location. It provides essential insights into your company - including areas for improvement - and ensures you comply with financial regulations. Access to real-time data will streamline daily operations and make it easier to run your business. You can efficiently collaborate across all departments, at the same time.
ERP software from Sage will allow you to consolidate daily operations so that you can maximise efficiency and cut costs.
Our easy-to-use business management solutions adjust to your company’s unique rules and procedures, making it easier to manage crucial aspects like human capital management, CRM, fixed assets and more.
Our fast, simple and flexible cloud-based ERP software will help you expand your business around the world.
Our extensive network of 40 000 accountants and 26 000 business partners provide industry expertise and onsite support to help you select, plan and implement ERP solutions to better run your business.
Ashley Regenass, CEO SynergyERP
AutoTrader, South Africa
Paul Githuka, Head of Technology
M-PESA, Kenya
Digital transformation can help charities and non-profits increase donations as well as measuring and demonstrating the results of their work.
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