How to Find Spreadsheet Bottlenecks in Nonprofit Budgets in 7 Steps
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VisAbility is a nonprofit that helps individuals with visual impairment and blindness build independence through vision rehabilitation, employment support, manufacturing and assembly programs, and community services. Before implementing Martus, the organization relied heavily on Excel for budgeting and reporting, with multiple spreadsheet versions circulating across teams and creating confusion over which was current. Since moving to Martus, VisAbility has centralized its budgeting and reporting in one platform, giving financial and non-financial staff alike real-time, transparent access to the numbers behind their mission.
Before implementing Martus, VisAbility relied heavily on Excel for budgeting and reporting. Multiple versions of spreadsheets were shared across teams, creating confusion around which version was final and increasing the risk of errors.
This made it difficult for both finance and non-finance users to confidently understand financial data. The lack of clarity and accessibility limited collaboration and slowed decision-making across the organization.
VisAbility centralized its budgeting and reporting in Martus, choosing the platform for its ease of use, seamless Sage integration, and ability to support collaborative budgeting without requiring advanced Excel skills.
The shift from spreadsheets to Martus delivered immediate impact.
Financial clarity has significantly improved, eliminating “data scavenger hunts” and giving teams confidence in the numbers they’re using. With real-time insights and intuitive reporting, both financial and non-financial users are able to make faster, more informed decisions that support VisAbility's mission with greater precision and agility.
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