NonProfitEasy vs MonkeyPod: Which is a better fit?

Donation entry is easy, and tracking donations year to year with campaigns is super helpful.

We continue to have problems that have lost us thousands of dollars. The response we get from company reps is more about protecting Fundly than solving problems.

The support is fantastic, the software is easy to understand graphics; ease of use of the various input and access systems, detailed reporting, and price.

Instead you have to do some weird work-around to get those names and addresses. Another example is the amount of reports - there are insane amounts of options but they aren't very intuitive.

NPE has been a useful and reliable tool to help us keep a contact database of our community as well as providing the streamlined tools we need to accept and process our donations.

One disadvantage is that clients can only have one email address attached to their contact information. Some of the tutorials have been hard to learn from.

Overall, I am very impressed with Fundly and would highly recommend it to other businesses.

I reached out twice to customer service before I found out about their beta product that they are passing off as "ready. I've been delayed 5 days now with my campaign and lost several donors.

The experience has been excellent from the sale through the integration. The entire team has been a joy to work with and are extremely knowledgeable when it come to the needs of nonprofits.

One thing we were worried about was the data migration and the complications of learning a new software.

I love MonkeyPod and I love the people behind it. It's a smart tool for small organizations and for arts administrators who are artists first and administrators second.

The main problem with MonkeyPod is one that we would have with any tool--namely, the reluctance of some of our staff and Board members to take the time to learn a new tool.

I like the helpful hints and the quick access to support. I feel important and connected to a company who cares.

Still having problems with account payable that no one seems to have an answer to and its driving me crazy. If someone can help me, please do, [sensitive content hidden.

I feel that they not only listen to our organization's needs, but they really care about helping us to make data-based decisions to more successfully serve our community.

There's a temptation to try to migrate only one system at a time and I think that's ultimately a mistake.