Klevr Fundraising solutions partners
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Enhance your fundraising and donor management with innovative services and technologies from our trusted partners, designed to maximise impact and efficiency.
Our trusted fundraising solutions partners offer services and technologies designed to elevate your fundraising efforts. Discover customisations and smart innovations that drive efficiency and impact. Explore their solutions today.
Meet Dataro, they help Not-for-Profits and charities lift fundraising with AI, turning donor data into precise audiences, timely asks, and automated prospecting.
- Predictive segments that raise conversion and ROI
- Next-best action and amount to boost response and average gift
- ProspectAI to surface hidden major-gift potential in your database
- Rapid plug-ins for CRMs like Klevr Fundraising.
Did you know AI can help you raise more?
Data and behavioural signals reveal who to contact, when, and with what ask, so you grow revenue without over-contacting.
- Propensity scores: forecast who’s likely to give or upgrade
- Uplift models: focus on people whose behaviour will change if you ask
- Channel affinity: match donors to email, phone, or mail to cut waste
- Fatigue controls: reduce churn by pacing communications
- Smart anchoring: optimise ask ladders to increase average gift
Meet Sitback, they help Not For Profits and charities increase donation revenue through human-centred design, psychology-led UX, and behavioural science.
- Optimised donation experiences to increase conversion rates
- Accessibility-first design to reach all potential donors
- Data-driven UX insights to maximise fundraising impact
- Proven success with leading Australian charities and NFPs
Did you know there is science behind more donations?
Psychology plays a crucial role in donor decision-making. By applying behavioural science, we can design experiences that encourage more frequent and higher-value donations.
- Anchoring effect: People rely heavily on the first piece of information they see when making decisions.
- Social proof effect: We are more likely to take action when we see others doing the same.
- Commitment & consistency bias: Once someone makes a small commitment, they are more likely to continue the behaviour.