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AI for Nonprofits / Just Ask

Sometimes you don’t need
another report.
You just need an answer.

Ask practical questions about funding, relationships, and the work ahead. Supported AI connections help a compatible assistant work with the DevFloHQ information and connected systems available to your organization.

01 / Where the conversation happens

Your assistant.
An agreed connection.
Your team’s judgment.

You ask in a compatible AI assistant configured to use a supported DevFloHQ connection. This page demonstrates the approach; it is not a live chatbot inside the platform.

MCP is the connection standard. It lets an assistant request information through specific tools. It does not automatically make every record—or every system—available.

We confirm the assistant, supported tools, data sources, access, and any separate subscription costs during setup.

02 / Start with a question from your work

Ask what you need to understand.

DEVFLOHQ DATA · CONNECTION REQUIRED

“Which grants need attention this month?”

Use available grant stages, application dates, report deadlines, and funding records to focus the next review.

DEVFLOHQ DATA · CONNECTION REQUIRED

“What revenue is expected but not yet received?”

Work with available cash-flow records and payment timing, keeping commitments separate from cash received.

CONNECTED PROGRAM DATA REQUIRED

“What program results can inform this grant report?”

Connect the funding context with agreed program records and measures. This requires a supported program-data connection.

Example questions, not live queries. The questions a connection can support depend on the tools, fields, and sources enabled for your organization.

03 / Funding + impact, in one conversation

From a question
to a starting point.

Harbor Light is the fictional organization used in our demo. This prewritten exchange illustrates what a configured connection could support.

See how Programs connects →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · FICTIONAL DATA · NOT LIVE AI
What program results can we include in our Cornerstone Legacy Fund grant report?
EXAMPLE ANSWER

Cornerstone is linked to Nutrition in Harbor Light’s program records. Nutrition served 212 older adults and delivered 18,640 meals this fiscal year.

These are program-wide results. They are not attributed solely to Cornerstone’s funding.

Before reporting: verify the source records, reporting period, and funder requirements. A useful answer still needs your team’s review.

04 / What makes the answer possible

Clear sources. Defined access.
A result you can review.

  1. 01

    Choose the question

    Start with one development task and identify what information an accurate answer would need.

  2. 02

    Confirm the connection

    Check the compatible assistant, supported tools, organization access, and available fields. Program records require their own agreed connection.

  3. 03

    Validate the answer

    Compare the response with known records. Check missing information, dates, definitions, and what the results can actually support.

Reading information and taking action are different.

Available connections may support reading grants, donors, or cash flow. Specific actions, such as adding a donor note or submitting configured leads for human review, need their own supported workflow and authorization. A reporting connection is not blanket permission to edit records or contact people.

A custom concept / Development Intelligence

Connected perspectives.
One development plan.

A proposed model for coordinating event, grant, and major donor perspectives around the decisions your team needs to make.

This is a future-state custom concept, not a standard Core feature or a claim that these agents are already running for every customer. Agents, data sources, permissions, and deliverables are agreed in a written scope.

Explore the Development Intelligence model
The connected development teamYour context. Specialized agents.
One coordinated direction.
A proposed multi-agent structure, shaped around your organization.
Shared foundation

Your development context

Your mission, funding priorities, program impact, relationships, and institutional knowledge.

Files & documentsSpreadsheetsDevFloHQ recordsApproved connected systems

Relevant context is shared with each branch within its approved access.

01

Events

Development context

  • Event briefs & calendars
  • Budgets & sponsorship history
  • Guest lists & vendor details

Event agents

Logistics agentSponsorship agentGuest experience agent
Branch coordination

Event Planner Agent

Brings the event agents’ findings into one coordinated event plan.

Timelines · budget needs · sponsor opportunities

Feeds the Director of Development Agent ↓

02

Grants

Development context

  • Funder guidelines & deadlines
  • Program outcomes & evidence
  • Prior applications & awards

Focused workstreams

Opportunity researchRequirements reviewReporting preparation
Branch coordination

Grant Agent

Connects funding opportunities, requirements, evidence, and reporting priorities.

Funding fit · deadlines · reporting gaps

Feeds the Director of Development Agent ↓

03

Major donors

Development context

  • Relationship & giving history
  • Meeting notes & commitments
  • Campaign priorities & asks

Focused workstreams

Relationship contextAsk preparationStewardship planning
Branch coordination

Major Donor Agent

Connects donor context with thoughtful next moves and stewardship.

Next moves · commitments · relationship priorities

Feeds the Director of Development Agent ↓

Shared coordination

Director of Development Agent

Brings the Event Planner, Grant, and Major Donor agents’ findings together into one development picture, connecting priorities, identifying conflicts, and preparing recommendations for your team.

Unified prioritiesRevenue outlookCross-team opportunitiesRecommended next actions
Your people lead.Your development team reviews sources, sets strategy, and approves decisions and actions.

Hands-on guidance, built around a real need

Bring the question you keep asking.

We’ll discuss your workflow, the information it depends on, and whether a supported connection is a useful next step.

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A 30-minute discovery call with Nick

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