Growth needs more than a plan. It needs a partner.

VentFlow Digital

VentFlow for nonprofits

Your nonprofit does more than raise money. Your system should too.

Collect the information your work depends on. Move people through your programs. Stay in touch. Accept contributions. Then turn the data you already gathered into reports your team, board, and funders can understand.

Interactive concept • All names and data shown are illustrative

Concept dashboard
● ● ●Program overview•••
People served1,284
Active programs6
Forms returned68%
CollectThe exact information you need
TrackEvery person and program stage
ConnectText and email in context
ReportResults in plain English

Built around real nonprofit work

One place for the work hiding across six different tools.

VentFlow can be shaped around your organization, so your staff can spend less time rebuilding lists and more time knowing what needs attention.

Custom information

Stop squeezing your work into generic fields.

Create fields for the facts your organization actually needs — from eligibility and household size to volunteer availability and program goals.

Program pipeline

Know where every person stands.

See who just inquired, who is waiting on paperwork, who is active, and who needs a follow-up without searching an inbox.

Custom forms

Collect answers before a meeting — or instead of one.

Send a form by text or email so people can share details on their own time and your team can start prepared.

Reporting

Answer “What difference are we making?”

Build reports from the information you collect, so boards and funders see people served, programs growing, and outcomes reached.

Communication

Keep every conversation connected.

Text or email participants, volunteers, donors, and groups while keeping the interaction with the right record.

Contributions

Make payments easier to manage.

Keep one-time gifts, scheduled contributions, and invoices connected to the person or organization behind them.

See it work for your mission

Your data. Your process. Your definition of progress.

Choose a nonprofit type. The example fields, program stages, and impact metric change together.

Choose an organization

Try each example to see how the same system can fit different work.

Information you collect

Fields built for food security

  • Household sizeNumber
  • Dietary needsMultiple choice
  • Neighborhood / ZIPText
  • Pickup preferenceDropdown
  • Services requestedMultiple choice
A pipeline around your process

From first contact to follow-up

  1. New request
  2. Eligibility review
  3. Pickup scheduled
  4. Services provided
  5. Follow-up
A report that means something

Families served

This quarter428+14% this quarter
Six-month trend

ⓘ Illustrative data and fictional organizations for this concept.

Interactive form intake

Ask once. Start the next conversation with the answers.

Walk through a sample: choose why you need the form, send it by text or email, fill it out, and see how the response can update a record.

Step 1 of 4

When should someone fill this out?

Use the same custom form before a conversation or in place of a meeting when that is more convenient.

Food assistance request
Household sizeDietary needsNeighborhood / ZIPPickup preference

From daily work to clear results

The record, the conversation, and the outcome stay connected.

Explore the examples. The value should make sense without learning CRM language.

Custom reporting

Turn the fields you collect into a useful answer.

Switch views to see different questions your team can answer.

People served1,284
Goals completed742
Completion rate78%
January54
February67
March72
April83

ⓘ Illustrative data and fictional organizations for this concept.

Text and email

Reach the right group without losing the context.

Change the audience to preview a different plain-language message.

Participant reminder
Hi Maya — a quick reminder that your career workshop is tomorrow at 10:00 AM. Reply C to confirm or R to reschedule.
Illustrative SMS • Scheduled for 9:00 AM

Giving and program work

Payments and progress, connected to the right record.

Giving and payments

One-time gifts, recurring contributions, and invoices.

Try the controls to preview a clear contribution schedule.

Choose an illustrative amount
Choose a schedule
$50 each monthPreview only — no payment is collected.
Follow the work

A pipeline your team can read at a glance.

Move people through the steps that match your process.

  1. New request24 families
  2. Eligibility review18 families
  3. Pickup scheduled31 families
  4. Services provided16 families
  5. Follow-up11 families

ⓘ Illustrative data and fictional organizations for this concept.

For foundations and nonprofit networks

Support several nonprofits? See the bigger picture without taking over their work.

Each nonprofit can keep its own working environment. Authorized foundation leaders can move between the organizations they support, review progress, and spend less time chasing separate updates.

01

One place to access each nonprofit

Switch between approved organizations without keeping a maze of disconnected bookmarks and credentials.

02

See the detail behind the report

Review programs, activities, and submitted results in the context of each nonprofit’s own work.

03

Discuss the right level of rollup

Use the same reporting structure across a portfolio where supported, while keeping access and data boundaries clear.

Explore the foundation page →

Straight answers

Questions nonprofits ask first.

Can the fields and forms match the way our nonprofit works?

That is the point of the concept: custom fields and forms should reflect the information your organization actually needs. The exact setup, field types, and automation should be defined with VentFlow before launch.

Can we send forms before a meeting or use them instead of a meeting?

Yes — the proposed experience highlights both uses. A link can be shared by text or email so a person can provide information ahead of time or complete an intake without an in-person meeting.

Will our existing data move over?

A migration should begin with a review of your current spreadsheets and systems. The final scope depends on the source data and cleanup needs.

Does every capability come with the $95 monthly CRM?

The nonprofit CRM starts at $95 per month with unlimited contacts and users, while additional pieces are added as needed. A final page should state clearly which custom work, communication, payment, website, and reporting capabilities are included or additional.

Two ways to get started

Bring us the mission.

Start today with the $95/month nonprofit CRM, with unlimited contacts and users, or talk with us about the forms, reporting, communication, and other pieces your organization needs.