Author Topic: shulcloud and other shul management systems: experiences & recommendations  (Read 5049 times)

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From the posts here it looks like it would be beneficial to make it scalable so smaller places can get more of a bare bones system for cheaper and pay for more features

Or it can be more robust and price scales with amount of members or something similar
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Has no one made a Salesforce app for shuls?

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Has no one made a Salesforce app for shuls?
It's either good or cheap
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It's either good or cheap

I assume you meant"neither".
Isn't general Salesforce license for non profit free?

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I assume you meant"neither".
Isn't general Salesforce license for non profit free?

If you’re making the app then it isn’t free?

There are a lot of things Salesforce does great, but a lot of customizing and shoehorning that would be easier if you start from scratch. Also, quality Salesforce development work isn’t cheap, and you need a developer who really understands the concepts (or someone who knows Salesforce development well and understands the concepts to write the spec).

ETA: it isn’t necessarily free, and depending on what’s needed might be cost-prohibitive for small Shuls https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/ngo-pricing-guide-spring-release-04-06-22.pdf
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Have you seen this? https://github.com/ShomreiTorah

Is this usable in its current state to the end user?

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Anyone done anything based on civicrm?

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There already exists something built on salesforce https://congregationconnect.com/, I think they were bought out by Shulcloud...

https://www.chabadsuite.com/ is also built on something...

I'm hoping shulspace or banquest will have a normal product soon

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https://www.chabadsuite.com/ is also built on something...


It runs on civicrm, but I believe it is more geared to shluchim and fundraising, not as much a shul