Know every contributor
Every sadaqah across every channel automatically builds a unified profile. The AI tracks lifecycle stages, triggers culturally calibrated outreach, and adapts every label to your vocabulary — no data entry required.
Every sadaqah across every channel automatically builds a unified profile. The AI tracks lifecycle stages, triggers culturally calibrated outreach, and adapts every label to your vocabulary — no data entry required.
AI-powered lifecycle
Every contributor progresses through stages: prospect, first-time, active, at-risk, lapsed, reactivated, recurring, VIP. The AI evaluates transitions and triggers the right response automatically — welcome series, re-engagement, or celebration.
Welcome messages for new contributors open with As-salamu alaykum and Bismillah where culturally appropriate. Re-engagement for at-risk contributors stays respectful and brief — Islamic communication culture values restraint over frequency.
Concealed giving is honored, not worked around. Contributors can give anonymously sadaqah by sadaqah, and display preferences control how — or whether — a name appears on recognition walls and live appeal screens. Staff still see what they need for receipts and the ledger.
The profile page says "Contributor" for community masjids, "Patron" for madrasahs, "Supporter" for relief charities, "Waqif" for endowment founders. Column headers, field labels, and search placeholders all adapt.
Every sadaqah creates or updates a profile across every enabled channel, instantly.
Prospect → Supporter → Major Contributor → Leadership. Levels update automatically based on giving patterns.
Label contributors as "Shura", "Volunteer", "Legacy commitment" — any taxonomy your organization needs.
Matching records are flagged and can be merged — same person, one complete profile. A unified single-pair merge contract preserves giving history across the winning profile with full audit trail.
Generate individual receipts and year-end giving statements on demand — or let the system email them automatically.
When a contributor is deleted, their PII is stripped from every read path — the sadaqah they gave stays in your ledger, but their name, email, and phone are removed from API responses. GDPR-aware by default; right-to-erasure honored.
Contributors with one account giving to multiple orgs have one identity across all of them — but each org sees only its own relationship. No cross-brand discovery; full data isolation.