Best Practices for a Stress-Free Fund Accounting System Implementation
You’re done with juggling multiple spreadsheets just to track your restricted funds. You’re finished with manual approval processes for expenses. [...]
How to Manage Your Arts and Cultural Nonprofit’s Revenue Streams in Uncertain Times
Arts and cultural organizations have spent the last few years rebuilding audiences, reopening doors, and restoring programs. But even as [...]
4 Common Fund Accounting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Your nonprofit has different goals and purposes than businesses do, and your accounting should reflect that. Where commercial accounting focuses [...]
Internal Controls Are Your Secret Ingredients for Grant Funding Success
If your organization receives federal grant funding, internal controls are the quiet infrastructure holding everything together. They shape how decisions [...]
Why Fund Accounting Makes Restricted Funds Easier to Manage
If you’ve ever tried to keep track of restricted donations using a mix of color-coded spreadsheets and a little bit [...]
Why Your Revenue Management System Is Working Against You—And What to Do About It
It’s the last week of the quarter. You’ve got a funder report due, and you’re staring at three spreadsheets trying [...]
The Hat Trick: Aligning Your School’s Three Revenue Teams
In sports, a “hat trick” is when a player scores three goals in a single game. The phrase dates back [...]
Bringing Financial Clarity to Arts and Cultural Organizations with Fund Accounting Software
Your museum, theater, gallery, or cultural center exists to inspire. You preserve history, elevate artistic voices, and welcome your community [...]
How Strong Financial and Operational Practices Support Mission Success and Prevent Staff Burnout
If you’ve ever worked in a nonprofit during audit season, budget revisions, or a last-minute grant deadline, you know the [...]
From Relationships to Reconciliation: Bridging Development and Finance in K–12 Schools
“That’s how we have always done it.” I’ve heard that phrase many times in my development career. Change can be [...]
