Abila is a great system for non-profits
Updated January 21, 2019
Abila is a great system for non-profits
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Abila MIP Fund Accounting
We migrated to MIP over 6 years ago from a COBOL mainframe system. We have been extremely happy with the transition. We generate over 100 separate financial statements on a monthly basis. The system is easy to use and everything is integrated. Our managers have up to date access to financial information which is a great benefit. We are able to generate many reports that allow us to track our financial information. The only con is having to use Drill Reports to have a more robust reporting system. Drill Reports is very expensive for only getting one developer license.
Pros
- MIP is extremely easy to use and migrate through the system.
- We are able to create separate financial statements to match each grant's reporting requirements.
- End users have real-time access to information.
Cons
- I would like to see a grand total at the end of page breaks. Currently you are able get a total on each page break but you need to manually add each one for a grand total.
- On the 990 reporting it is not required for a segment to be restricted. We should be able to identify a program or gl code within a segment if something is restricted.
- Enhance reporting to allow all end users to adjust reports unlike Drill Reports where only one user has the ability to create reports.
- MIP enabled us to streamline our department and we were able to take a full time person down to a part time person
- By migrating away from a mainframe we were able to eliminate a programmer saving the company money.
- MIP is a user friendly system that allows an end user to look at transactions without always going to the source documentation.
MIP is more robust and easier to use.
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