For years, fundraising teams have learned to work around friction. One process in database view. Another in web view. Critical information in spreadsheets. Knowledge held by one or two people who somehow know how it all fits together.
Most teams aren’t asking for more technology. They’re asking for less friction.

That’s the promise behind Unified View and the next generation of AI-powered capabilities coming to Raiser’s Edge NXT. Not new features for the sake of it, but a more connected way of working. Less switching between systems. Less time spent finding information. More time spent acting on it.

In this session, we’ll explore where the platform is heading, what AI could make possible for fundraising teams, and why many organisations see this as more than a technology change. It’s an opportunity to rethink processes, improve efficiency and prepare for a more connected future.

You’ll also hear from organisations already preparing for the transition, including what they’re focusing on now and what they’re most excited about.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

• Why Unified View matters beyond the technology itself
• How AI could help fundraising teams work smarter and move faster
• What opportunities customers see in a more connected way of working
• How organisations are preparing for future fundraising workflows
• What readiness looks like across data, processes and teams
• Lessons from customers already planning for the transition 

YOU’LL LEAVE WITH

• A clearer understanding of where Raiser’s Edge NXT is heading
• Greater confidence navigating future platform changes
• New ideas for improving productivity, collaboration and efficiency
• Practical considerations for preparing your team and organisation
• A better understanding of what Unified View and AI could make possible
• Clearer next steps for readiness and internal planning    

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Raiser’s Edge NXT users
• CRM managers
• Database administrators
• Fundraising operations teams
• Technology leaders
• Executive sponsors responsible for platform strategy