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For the first time, Blackbaud is offering Altru and The Financial Edge in a special bundled package. Arts and cultural organizations can now enjoy the efficiency of an all-in-one …
Fund Accounting Software | Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT
Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT is designed specifically for nonprofit fund accounting. You’ll save time with software built how you need it, including intuitive workflows and automated routine …
Financial Edge - Blackbaud
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Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT | Blackbaud
Fund Accounting Software. Streamline and improve your nonprofit or educational institution’s financial processes with Blackbaud’s fund accounting software.
FENXT-Grant mgmt | Blackbaud
Manage grant program funds & activities with Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT grant tracking, accounting, recordkeeping & reporting software. Get started today!
The Financial Edge
The Financial Edge is the world’s leading fund accounting software, and has been for over thirty years. Whether you’re managed by grants, contributions, fees from services, or a combination …
Financial Management Software for Nonprofits - Blackbaud
Financial Edge NXT offers efficient grant and project accounting, allowing you to better manage budgets as well as monitor and evaluate program effectiveness in real time. Track restricted …
Expense & Working Capital Management Software for Nonprofits
Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT nonprofit accounting software delivers robust features so your organization can better manage cash flow, while improving liquidity and your ability to manage …
Financial Edge NXT for Grant-Funded Organizations - Blackbaud
Built as a comprehensive fund-accounting solution, Financial Edge NXT also provides tools to manage direct and indirect allocations, fixed asset and spending
Financial Edge Basics - Blackbaud
Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT delivers a rich, cloud-based fund accounting solution designed for social good organizations. Built on Blackbaud’s four decades of expertise and
Get Started with Financial Edge NXT - Blackbaud
Let's take a look at roles and permissions when inviting new users to your Financial Edge NXT solution. In addition to considering your user roles and permissions, it is also important for …
