A data audit built for NPSP and Nonprofit Cloud, not a generic org scan. It reads the objects nonprofits actually run on: recurring donations, GAU allocations, soft credits, households, and acknowledgment state. It runs on your own hardware, so donor data never leaves the building.
Most Salesforce audits check fields, permissions, and automation. They are blind to the nonprofit data model, which is where the real problems hide. A disabled NPSP trigger handler left over from a data load quietly stops rollups from calculating. An unallocated donation cannot be reported by fund. A recurring donation with no payment in 90 days is a lapsed donor no one flagged. These are not field-level issues. They are donation-model issues, and they distort the giving reports your board and your grantmakers rely on.
This audit is built by someone who has run nonprofit data infrastructure at scale, at NRDC as Data Infrastructure Director and on migrations for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Houston Food Bank. It reads NPSP and Nonprofit Cloud the way a fundraiser and a compliance officer would, then hands you the findings ranked by what actually costs you money and relationships.
These are the things that break your reporting, your compliance, and your donor relationships.
Zero/null/negative amounts, unattributed donations, stale pledges, missing payment methods. Every data quality gap that distorts your revenue reports.
Stale open RDs with no payment in 90+ days, missing installment schedules. Identify lapsed donors before you lose them.
Empty household accounts, singleton households, missing contact roles. Clean household data for accurate giving totals.
Missing contact roles breaking household giving totals. Unallocated donations that cannot be reported by fund or program.
Donations over 30 days old without acknowledgment. IRS requires receipts for gifts over $250. We catch the gaps.
Disabled trigger handlers left over from data loads. When NPSP triggers are off, rollups do not calculate and allocations are not created.
Every finding is scored by what it costs you: distorted revenue reports, broken compliance, lapsed donors. You fix the expensive things first.
Each finding points at the actual records behind it, so it is a work list, not a lecture. Export it and hand it to your admin.
Planning a move to Nonprofit Cloud or a new system? The report doubles as a readiness view of what has to be cleaned before you migrate. See migration services.
Yes. The audit runs entirely on your own hardware. There is no cloud upload and no data egress, so donor records, gift history, and PII never leave your building. The findings report is signed and stays with you.
No. It is read-only. It reads your NPSP or Nonprofit Cloud data and reports what it finds. It never writes, deletes, or reconfigures anything.
A generic audit checks fields, permissions, and automation. It does not understand the nonprofit data model. This audit reads recurring donations, GAU allocations, soft credits, households, opportunity contact roles, and acknowledgment state, and flags the gaps that distort giving reports and break compliance.
A findings report ranked by severity, tied to the actual records, with a migration-readiness view if you are planning a move. It is exportable and yours to keep.
NPSP and Nonprofit Cloud aware. Donation integrity, compliance, and operational health, checked on your own hardware. Zero donor data leaves your machine.
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