Salesforce,
explained in bricks
explained in bricks
A platform for managing
relationships, information
and work.
relationships, information
and work.
The pieces are powerful.
The design makes them useful.
01The design makes them useful.
Power of Us brings
10 seats to the table
10 seats to the table
10
donated user licenses
for eligible nonprofits
for eligible nonprofits
Access to the building blocks
Eligibility and selected products apply.
02A seat at the table
does not build the system
does not build the system
Connecting two bricks
is a start.
is a start.
Coordinating an organization
takes a plan and the
know-how to build it.
03takes a plan and the
know-how to build it.
Every organization
needs its own recipe
needs its own recipe
What information belongs together?
Who can see and change it?
What happens after an intake?
How will leaders measure the work?
The gap between access
and implementation
and implementation
Prior discussions about case management and fundraising
$122,000
$95,000
Salesforce
Soliant Consulting
For a small nonprofit, implementation
can be out of reach.
can be out of reach.
Presenter-recalled estimates. Separate scopes, not published prices.
05That's where
Doorpost comes in
Doorpost comes in
I saw the gap.
I wanted smaller nonprofits
to have the know-how, too.
I wanted smaller nonprofits
to have the know-how, too.
Design, configuration and guidance
built around the way your team works.
built around the way your team works.
The pieces become everyday work
Intakes and case management
A clear next step for each request
Team operations
Assignments and follow-through
Fundraising
Donors, gifts and relationships
Reporting
A shared view of the work
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