Category: Finance and Accounting

5 Strategies for Proactive Risk Management at Your Nonprofit

When everything is going well at your nonprofit, risk management may not seem like a priority. It’s easy to become […]


Build It Now: A Financial Resilience Framework for Nonprofit Leaders

Picture this moment. You open your email on a Tuesday morning, coffee still hot, and there it is: the notice […]


Your Legacy Workflows Have an Invoice. You Just Haven’t Seen It Yet.

Every accounting professional has lost a day in a spreadsheet and walked away with little to show for it. It […]


How Connected Fundraising and Finance Systems Simplify Nonprofit Reconciliation

Who doesn’t love the last-minute scramble to locate missing invoices or track down uncashed checks so you can finish your […]


What’s New and What’s Next: Why Your Finance Team Should Attend bbcon This Year

Budget season. Audit prep. Month-end close. Board reports. Grant reporting. Endowment tracking. If you work on a nonprofit, foundation, or […]


From Payment Runs to Payment Intelligence: What’s Next for Nonprofit Finance

Last year I moved into a new house, and my new utility provider asked for a voided check. I stood […]


The Hidden Cost of a Cluttered Chart of Accounts

Every gardener knows that healthy growth requires occasional pruning. Left alone, a thriving tree will keep growing new branches. Some […]


The Power of Connecting Data, People, and Processes in Higher Ed

Advancement, finance, scholarships, and the student information system (SIS) often run as separate systems, managed by separate teams, in separate […]


How to Improve Transparency and Accuracy in Your 990 Filing

Earlier this year, the US Treasury announced the IRS plans to update Form 990. Framing the update as a transparency initiative, the […]


Building Resilient Funding Models: Essential Tips for Nonprofit Finance Professionals

Nonprofit finance has evolved far beyond simply balancing budgets and producing reports. Today, finance leaders play a critical role in […]