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AI for nonprofits & associations.

Stretch small teams further on grant writing, member questions and reporting, with staff reviewing everything that goes to funders, members or the public.

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Three places to start.

Illustrative workflow patterns, not results from a specific customer.

Nonprofits & associations

Grant and report drafts

Draft sections from approved program facts and past submissions for staff to edit.

Nonprofits & associations

Member and donor questions

Answer common questions from approved information and route the rest.

Nonprofits & associations

Program reporting

Summarize activity and outcomes data into a brief a program lead reviews.

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Sales

Proposal and RFP first drafts

Draft proposals and questionnaire answers from your approved past answers, so the team edits a strong first draft instead of starting blank.

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Program outcome reports

Pull activity and outcome data from program systems, attendance records and surveys into a draft report for funders and the board, with every figure linked to its source, so the program lead reviews instead of compiling.

See the workflow Customer support

Donor and member questions

Answer donors’ and members’ routine questions about giving, receipts, memberships, events and volunteering from approved information, with the source shown, and route anything personal, sensitive or about a specific gift to staff.

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Expense report review

Check each expense claim against the policy and its receipts, prepare the approval with anything unusual flagged, and leave the decision with the approver and finance.

See the workflow Customer support

Support triage and reply drafts

Classify incoming tickets, find the relevant answer, and draft a reply for an agent to check.

See the workflow Operations

The weekly status brief

Gather updates from approved tools, draft the brief, and flag the items that need a decision.

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