- Customize the chart of accounts to access
data quickly and easily for more efficient
tracking and reporting.
- Cut hours or days off your reporting cycle.
Create the reports you need within the
system, instead of manipulating data
with external spreadsheets.
- Automate transaction entry with a variety
of tools including memorized transactions,
preset distributions, and entry defaults, to
boost productivity and reduce errors.
- Verify financial statement accuracy by
maintaining a clear audit trail.
- Seamlessly integrate your financials with
fundraising, programs and operations using
Sage Fundraising or other applications.
Click here to download the "Guide to Purchasing Fund Accounting Software."
Sage MIP Fund Accounting won the 2005 Campbell Award for its exceptional ratings in a nationwide survey of nonprofit accounting software users. Sage MIP Fund Accounting received the highest overall satisfaction score among all products rated in the survey by Campbell Rinker, an independent research firm focused on nonprofits.
McGovern Consulting Group consultants can provide a comprehensive evaluation of your needs and assist you in deciding on the right Sage MIP Fund Accounting solution. Contact McGovern Consulting Group to learn more about Sage MIP Fund Accounting.
Options for Organizations Large and Small
Sage MIP Fund Accounting offers an extensive suite of modules covering all aspects of nonprofit financial management. To help smaller organizations with limited staff and budgets to access real nonprofit accounting software, we now offer a special edition for single seat customers of Sage MIP Fund Accounting. This specially priced edition includes seven basic modules.
Why Fund Accounting?
Nonprofits and non-commercial organizations have social and legal responsibilities that extend beyond the balance sheet. Appropriate tracking of restricted funds is essential for accountability in nonprofit organizations. Sage MIP Fund Accounting provides a clear audit trail, an extensive reporting system and the ability to track funds across unique time periods.
Click here to download the guide to why "Fund Accounting Verses Commercial Systems."