Overall Satisfaction with Network for Good
We're using Network for Good across the whole organization. It's used for donor management, donor communications, event management and ticketing, and donation management. It's also used by our Education department for class sign-up and student communications. I use it in my capacity supporting young composers -- I update them on opportunities via e-blasts, use the event section to coordinate professional development sessions and take submissions for our training sessions via the Forms. Network for Good has consolidated our operations immensely; before we started with Network for Good, we used multiple programs to do the jobs that Network for Good does now. It replaced DonorPerfect, EventBrite, EmailMeForm, and Mail Chimp.
- Donor Management
- Donation Tracking
- Event Management
- Event Ticketing
- E-blasts
- Form Customization
- Easier branding across all aspects of Network for Good
- More information captured through ticketing
- Donor Management
- Donation Tracking
- Event Ticketing
- It's cheaper than our earlier solutions and it has led to more donations.
Network for Good had more usability and was overall more useful than DonorPerfect. It's also less glitchy. The whole team can use Network for Good, but only our Development team used DonorPerfect. The integration of communications, ticketing, and forms are priceless. Network for Good also has much better customer service. Network for Good is also less expensive than its competitors. I'm very happy that we switched.
Do you think Bonterra Guided Fundraising delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Bonterra Guided Fundraising's feature set?
Yes
Did Bonterra Guided Fundraising live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Bonterra Guided Fundraising go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Bonterra Guided Fundraising again?
Yes