Development and fundraising
Manage donor relationships, campaigns, acknowledgments, stewardship, moves management, and reporting without building more workarounds.
Systems briefv1.0
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- TTP-001
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- Date
- 08.26
Salesforce for nonprofits
Build a Salesforce system your team can trust.
TTP Consulting helps nonprofit fundraising leaders and executive teams implement, repair, and improve Salesforce. You work directly with Alex Rote, a certified consultant with experience across fundraising, finance leadership, financial planning and analysis, and nonprofit operations.
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- Certified Salesforce consultant
- Full implementations through ongoing administration
- Fundraising, finance, and operations perspective
- Over a decade across systems, finance, and nonprofit leadership
Built around the people doing the work
One system, different decisions.
Salesforce has to answer different questions for Development, executive leadership, and Finance. The work starts by understanding what each team needs to know and do.
Executive leadership
See reliable information, understand performance, and make decisions without waiting for someone to rebuild the report.
Finance and operations
Connect fundraising activity to financial processes, improve reconciliation, and reduce manual work between systems.
Salesforce support
From the first build to the report due tomorrow.
Full implementation
Turn requirements into a practical Salesforce design, migrate existing data, configure the system, train users, and prepare the team to maintain it.
Reporting and dashboards
Build reports that answer real fundraising and leadership questions, with definitions the team understands and data it can defend.
Administration and improvement
Fix permissions, fields, automations, page layouts, record types, and everyday issues without losing sight of how the full system fits together.
Fundraising operations
Align Salesforce with campaigns, gift processing, acknowledgments, stewardship, donor engagement, and the operating practices behind the data.
A different consulting perspective
Systems expertise shaped by direct nonprofit leadership.
Alex has led Salesforce and NetSuite implementations, managed nonprofit Development operations, served in senior Finance leadership, and managed a $75 million agency budget. That experience makes it easier to translate between fundraising goals, financial requirements, executive questions, and system design.
The objective is not configuration for its own sake. It is a system your team can use, trust, explain, and improve.
- Over a decadeAcross nonprofit fundraising, finance, systems, and consulting
- $75 millionAgency budget managed in senior nonprofit Finance leadership
- Direct accessWork with Alex from the first conversation through delivery
How the work moves
Clear decisions before more configuration.
Understand
Clarify the problem, the people affected, the decisions at stake, and what success needs to look like.
Design
Translate real workflows and reporting needs into a system structure the team can understand and maintain.
Build
Configure, migrate, test, document, and train with attention to data quality and daily use.
Improve
Support adoption, resolve issues, and adjust the system as the organization learns and changes.
NetSuite and nonprofit finance
ERP support informed by Finance leadership and FP&A.
TTP also supports NetSuite implementation, reporting, saved searches, budget-to-actual analysis, Accounts Payable workflows, reconciliation, and Salesforce integration. This work is grounded in direct nonprofit Finance leadership, not only software configuration.
“The system should make the work clearer.”
Alex Rote
Founder and Managing Member
I know the frustration of systems that technically work but do not fit the way an organization actually operates. My role is to help your team identify what matters, make practical decisions, and build a system that supports the work instead of distracting from it.
A practical place to begin
Bring the problem in its current form.
You do not need a polished requirements document. Share what is not working, what the team needs, or what decision has become difficult. We can identify a sensible next step together.