Jamie
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I think diversification is probably the safest approach. Having a healthy mix of grants, donations, earned income and other funding can make nonprofits less vulnerable when one source dries up. It may not make an organisation recession-proof, but it can certainly make the bumps easier to manage.
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Sage Intacct Planning is the native solution for this. Vena is a good alternative if your team is Excel-obsessed.
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Jamie
MemberAugust 4, 2026 at 8:08 am in reply to: Session 3: Using Financial Information to Make Strategic DecisionsOk.
Thank you.
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You are spot on. Excel is too manual for timely forecasts. Sage Intacct has options.
Sage Intacct Planning is the native add-on. It pulls data directly, automates the cycle, and lets users access forecasts without emailing spreadsheets. Best for getting rid of the manual grind.
Vena sits on top of Excel but connects to Intacct. Good if your team is Excel obsessed and wants data integration without learning a new interface.
Modeloptic is another third-party option on the Intacct Marketplace for FP&A.
If you just need inventory forecasting, Intacct has a built-in feature for that, but that is specific to stock.
My pick? Sage Intacct Planning. It solves the exact problem you described.