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Data Moose connects the systems you already run, unifies your donor and finance data, and lets your whole team question it in plain English. Nothing gets replaced.
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I didn't realize these people were giving us this money on a regular basis.
It's been a game changer for me and my ability to produce financial statements.
I didn't realize these people were giving us this money on a regular basis.
DEMO — CLICK A QUESTION BELOW
AskMooseInteractiveWhich donors gave last year but not this year?
| Donor | FY 2025 | Lifetime | Years Giving |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Bexley Foundation | $10,000 | $52,000 | 5 |
| Priya Raman | $5,000 | $21,300 | 4 |
| Marion Ellsworth | $2,500 | $18,400 | 7 |
| Tom Okafor | $1,000 | $9,750 | 6 |
| J. Moreno | $750 | $6,200 | 8 |
412 donors gave in FY 2025 and have not yet given in FY 2026 · Total rows: 412
412 donors gave last year and have not given this year. Together they represent $184,200 in lapsed annual support.
- $184,200 is sitting in this list. Those 412 donors gave $184,200 last year. Start calls with the 20 largest; a personal ask renews lapsed donors at several times the rate of mail.
- Most lapsed donors are not lost donors. 61% of this group gave three or more years running before stopping. Reach them before December, when lapsed-donor recovery rates fall sharply.
- One foundation accounts for 5% of the total. The Bexley Foundation gave $10,000 last year across a five-year relationship. Foundation lapses usually mean a missed report or a changed program officer, not a lost relationship. Check the grant calendar first.
See who gives consistently, who stopped, and who to call next.
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Illustrative example. Not client data.
The Pattern We See
If your data is hard to reach, you are losing revenue right now.
None of these are staffing problems. They are access problems. The data exists; the path to it does not.
45%
Reports live in a queue.
Staff submit a request and wait days for an answer nobody tailored.
Donors hide in plain sight.
No visibility into giving patterns means no way to see who quietly stopped.
Spreadsheets eat the week.
Finance rebuilds the same workbooks monthly from exports that are already stale.
How It Works
Nothing replaced. Everything reachable.
Your CRM and your accounting system stay where they are. We build the layer that makes them answer questions, and your spreadsheets connect straight to AskMoose.
01
Connect your systems.
We integrate with what you already run through native APIs. No replacements, no migrations.
02
Clean and unify.
We standardize, deduplicate, and structure the data from your connected systems into a governed warehouse.
03
Ask and act.
AskMoose sits on top of the warehouse, takes your spreadsheets as a direct input, and answers the way a knowledgeable colleague would.
Connected systems converge into one governed warehouse. Spreadsheets connect straight to AskMoose.
The Engagement
Four weeks. Real data. No shortcuts.
Every pilot runs on your live data, in your environment, in four weeks. This is the actual sequence.
Mapped reporting priorities with staff. Ingested live data from your systems into a dedicated environment.
Donor records, transaction distributions, and project IDs loaded and validated. Sample compliance and reconciliation reports replicated on live data.
Reports generated, dashboards built, data exported in real time. Staff began running their own queries mid-session.
Staff completed assigned queries independently. Credentials issued. Pilot concluded with no Data Moose staff in the room.
Meet the team
The people behind the moose.
Hear from the executive team about why Data Moose exists and how we work with nonprofit organizations.
See the donors you have been overlooking.
A 30-minute walkthrough of your own fundraising and finance data. Ask it anything.
Every engagement includes Guard Dog: managed detection and response, dedicated infrastructure, and 24/7 monitoring.