Hamlet Computer Group launches financial management software for charities
Howard Lake | 16 January 2004 | News
Hamlet Computer Group is launching NFP Series, its back office software suite for voluntary organisations, in April 2004.
Developed in conjunction with a major benevolent fund, the NFP Series is a back office software suite for managing the transition of money and other resources, including property rental, lending equipment such as wheelchairs, care and support, between an organisation’s donors and beneficiaries.
The software is being launched on 1 April 2004 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain in London.
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The central NFP database has been developed by Hamlet to integrate with Microsoft’s Great Plains or other accounting software. It manages income and expenditure covering welfare case work.
All donations are recorded with full detail, whether in the form of money, covenants, legacies or Gift Aid. Information is automatically posted to the Great Plains Nominal Ledger. The Donor Handling Module automatically builds tax returns for covenants and Gift Aid, and can also record and track many requests for donations to be used for specific purposes.
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