Business Processes
We audit the current setup, identify pain points, define measurable goals, and connect the technology to how programs and teams actually operate.
ARC has deep experience helping nonprofits improve Salesforce, data quality, programs, volunteer and donor workflows, reporting, integrations, and day-to-day administration.
We audit the current setup, identify pain points, define measurable goals, and connect the technology to how programs and teams actually operate.
We train your team to use and maintain what we build. The goal is capability inside your organization, not permanent dependence on a consultant.
Clear scope, visible work, practical communication, and straightforward implementation so you always know what is changing and why.
Program, fundraising, volunteer, household/contact, service delivery, PMM/NPSP-related workflows, and the custom processes that sit around them.
Translate your data into useful operational and leadership views so staff and boards can see what is happening without assembling reports by hand.
Integrations, websites, Microsoft 365, data imports, APIs, document systems, permissions, automation, and the other technology around your CRM.
Nonprofit teams are often asked to do enterprise-level work with limited staff. We look first for ways to simplify, automate, and make existing systems more useful before adding complexity.
Automate repetitive steps, notifications, updates, and data movement.
Resolve duplicates, disconnected systems, inconsistent values, and reporting gaps.
Design around real staff workflows and train the people who will own them.
These examples show ARC connecting Salesforce, reporting, websites, forms, and nonprofit operations into practical workflows.
A reporting journey from spreadsheets toward connected CRM and analytics.
WordPress and Gravity Forms integrated with Salesforce for event registration.
A real-world nonprofit workflow connecting website interactions and Salesforce.
Your technology should help staff spend more time on the mission — not more time maintaining the technology.
Show us the workaround. That is often the best place to begin.