DonorDock in Fargo offers their eponymous CRM, a solution designed to help Nonprofits save time and raise more funds with a centralized system of record and fundraising toolset.
Donor Dock is much more intuitive than Donor Perfect or Gift Works. With the others, you have to memorize how to run reports or use filters, whereas Donor Dock makes it really easy to figure out and play around with filters before committing to the report.
I need email automation for easy communication. Unfortunately, Network for Good does not support this function. Additionally, the filter function on the report doesn't always provide the needed data.
I’ve looked at nearly every other tool on the market, and DonorDock is my favorite right now, especially for smaller nonprofits. It is better because it has focused on making day to day tasks easy. I know a lot of friends dread using their other CRMs, but I actually like using …
DonorDock is probably the best nonprofit CRM for small to medium sized nonprofits, when you consider features, use-ability, and value. For most organizations, it’s going to have everything you need to get the job done. For very large organizations ($4 million raised through fundraising annually), or those where money is no object, and they want something 100% custom-built, it is not the best choice.
I wish events could have a more complex ticketing system, like allowing purchases of more than one at a time or adding a donation. An inventory of how many spots are left would be great, too.
The payment processor, Stripe, doesn't produce as helpful reports as we would like. We often have to go back to Donor Dock to see what something was.
Donor Dock is much more intuitive than Donor Perfect or Gift Works. With the others, you have to memorize how to run reports or use filters, whereas Donor Dock makes it really easy to figure out and play around with filters before committing to the report.