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NetSuite for Nonprofits VS MA3000

Compare NetSuite for Nonprofits VS MA3000 and see what are their differences

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NetSuite for Nonprofits logo NetSuite for Nonprofits

NetSuite for Nonprofits is a cloud-based donor management system for your nonprofit or social organization.

MA3000 logo MA3000

MA3000 is a world class legal calendaring and docketing software program with integrated data services and rules-based scheduling.
  • NetSuite for Nonprofits Landing page
    Landing page //
    2021-10-01
  • MA3000 Landing page
    Landing page //
    2023-07-29

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NetSuite for Nonprofits

MA3000

CRM
100 100%
CRM
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Legal
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Legal
100% 100
Fundraising And Donation Management
100 100%
Fundraising And Donation Management
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Law
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Law
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What are some alternatives?

When comparing NetSuite for Nonprofits and MA3000, you can also consider the following products

Planning Center - Find the information you need to follow up with your congregation and gain insight into your church members, all in one place.

Westlaw - Legal Research

iMIS - iMIS membership & fundraising software from ASI: An upgradeable software solution allowing you...

BlinkLegal - Legal Document Management

Giveffect - Ideal for medium to large nonprofits, Giveffect is an all-in-one nonprofit software that streamlines your entire organizational operations.

Cheetah - Legal Research

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