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There are many different CRM options available these days. But which of them understand your special needs as a Not-For-Profit? What can replace your cumbersome excel spreadsheets? Which can answer questions like 'How do I receipt easier?' or 'How to manage memberships?'

In this Case Study, we talk with Nicola Smallwood and Jan Morgan from Rotorua Community Hospice, who have been using the infoodle CRM for the past 5 years, and how it has impacted their day-to-day admin life for the better.

We have just release a number of shiny new features and updates for our Email system within infoodle. Check out our quick video highlighting some of our favorites!

There are plenty of CRMs out there that specialise in different areas. If you want a custom solution for your needs, it often comes with an unrealistic price tag. infoodle is different. It's designed from the ground up to give you the control so that it fits your needs.

The vision of infoodle is to see organisations who are involved with helping people, spend less time on administration and more time fulfilling their purpose.

In our latest XU Magazine Article, Richard Smith talks about how you can use your receipts to tell a story, and help further your causes, inform about future causes, connect more with your donors, and leave an impression.

Product reviews are now a common way people use to inform themselves on whether or not they should buy or use a particular product or service. We do this for buying software but also before booking a restaurant, hotel, holiday or even a mechanic.

In this case study, we chat with Pastor Colin Gruetzmacher from Golden Sands Baptist Church on how implementing the infoodle App has changed the way they do things for the better.

Gift Aid is a vital source of revenue for UK charities. It provides a 25% uplift on eligible donations to the organisation when claimed from the HMRC. This contrasts with many other countries where the donor themselves makes the choice where to direct their government provisioned refund which may or may not be the organisations they originally donated to.