Know what came in, and from whom.
Ummah is not a general ledger and will not replace your accountant. It answers the question boards actually ask: what did we raise, from how many people, and how does that compare to last year.
The numbers exist. Nobody can assemble them.
Donations in one processor, ticket sales in another, a spreadsheet of pledges, and a treasurer rebuilding the same report by hand every month. By the time the board sees a figure it is three weeks old and nobody fully trusts it.
The cost is not the admin time. It is that a board cannot decide on numbers it does not believe, so the decision moves to next month.
Campaign totals that update themselves.
Every campaign shows what it raised, from how many donors, against its goal. No export, no reconciliation, no monthly rebuild.
- Live totals per campaign and per fund
- Ticket revenue and donations in one view
- Recurring separated from one-off giving
- Refunds reflected immediately, not at month end
The report you currently build by hand.
Revenue, fundraising performance and event income in a form you can put in front of a board or a members meeting without editing it first.
- Revenue by source across donations, tickets and campaigns
- Year-on-year comparison so trends are visible
- Exportable for your accountant or annual filing
- One set of numbers the whole board sees
Money tied to people, not just totals.
A donation record that names a member is worth more than a bank line. Giving history sits alongside membership and attendance, which is what makes a stewardship conversation possible.
- Donor history per member
- Lapsed donors visible instead of silently gone
- Contact management alongside giving
- Full export whenever you want it
