LifeLegacy has officially launched its new integration with Bloomerang, creating a seamless solution for nonprofits to manage their planned giving efforts. Nonprofits using LifeLegacy’s Giving Suite can now automatically transfer planned giving data directly into Bloomerang, including gift size, gift type, and more. This integration simplifies donor management by ensuring planned giving data is always up to date and accurately reflected across both platforms.
For existing donors on Bloomerang, LifeLegacy’s integration will automatically update or enhance records with planned giving information. If a record doesn’t exist, LifeLegacy will create one—eliminating manual data entry and reducing the complexity of consolidating donor data.
Spencer Cassidy, CEO of LifeLegacy, explained: “You shouldn’t have to chase down planned giving data in ten different places. That’s why we built LifeLegacy to sync directly with the tools you already use. Clean data. Real-time visibility. Smarter stewardship. Planned giving should work with your systems…not create more work. This integration is just one more way we’re making it easier for nonprofits to build lasting legacies. Proud of our team for continuing to lead the way..”
By streamlining data transfer, the LifeLegacy and Bloomerang integration provides nonprofits with a powerful tool to maximize their fundraising potential and ensure planned giving efforts are both efficient and effective.
For more information and to see the integration in action, schedule a demo today.
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