Our relationship with Message Agency has helped dozens of non-profit, higher education, and government organizations deliver better experiences for their audiences, increase customer engagement, and enhance internal processes. Message Agency focuses on the front-end with custom website development in Drupal, and our team at Soliant delivers Salesforce integrations and implementations on the back end.
Our clients leveraging this professional partnership gain a custom, engaging website specifically built with a unique audience in mind. They don’t have to conform to a template or theme-specific website to leverage the robust capabilities of connected data. Information related to donors, events, and more is streamlined through the system with automatic data mapping. Clients can even put together detailed reports about customer and audience engagement, campaign success, and event management with just a few clicks. These capabilities and enhancements save clients time and resources, allowing them to focus more on their mission.
For non-profits specifically, this combination of powerful technologies helps them move their fundraising, grant management, and engagement activities to the next level.
Learn more about how Soliant and Message Agency can spark growth for your organization with a fusion of the front-end user engagement power of Drupal and back-end data and automation capabilities of Salesforce. Contact our team today.
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I have a knack for remembering all kinds of random tidbits.
This quote speaks volumes for how I try to live my life both personally (husband, Dad, son, friend) and professionally.
The year that cemented it: When I was in 6th grade, my family lived in Jamaica for a year (sabbatical). Shortly after we arrived, the island was hit by Hurricane Gilbert, which knocked out power and water for a few weeks. My birthday came in the middle of that stretch. Somehow my mom made it work: she accio’ed Birthday Tacos made of pita bread, some kind of shelf-stable faux meat stuff, and cabbage. Best tacos ever.