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Product Description:
Our software was built to communicate with donors and granting agencies, track financials, create bulk mail and email campaigns, run events or outreach programs, and communicate seamlessly with QuickBooks. The advantage of our solution is that we are able to customize it to fit the exact needs of your organization. If you require specific screens, fields, and reports, we are able to build on our existing solution to give you the exact software tool you need.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- 10.4.8 or higher
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Another option... - Version: 1.2, 4/21/2008 11:51PM PST
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Frank_Martin (FUNDimensions)
If you'd like to see a less expensive, owned (not rented) solution, that lets you keep your data at your site, and lets you export everything to other software so you are not locked in, and is sold and supported by a company in the USA for 14 years, and is created in the powerful, robust 4th Dimension language with careful attention to interface quality and compliance to Apple HIG, then please check out FUNDimensions Fundraising Software. Thank you.
-Frank Martin
Author of FUNDimensions
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yikes - Version: 1.2, 4/21/2008 05:16PM PST
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Jon_Link_871 (Jon Link)
$375/month is completely unreasonable. You can hire a good web developer and get a much better web app for much less. I'd definitely look at all your options before going with an expensive product that you are just renting. Also, keep in mind that the data you put in might not come out (depending on the format) which means you could be locked into this pricey monster.
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