Hi, I'm Amy Daultrey and I'm a software services consultant. I help nonprofits unlock their potential by harnessing the usefulness of their supporter databases. With extensive experience in charity CRMs I make life easier for your team through expert analysis and solutions design.
I have been a consultant on charity CRMs since 2008. I have helped numerous clients with The Raiser's Edge 7 and NXT as well as eTapestry and other systems and take pride in providing high quality, fuss-free work that has lasting benefits. My current projects are in Raiser's Edge, Luminate Online, eTapestry, Donorfy and HubSpot. I am helping my Raiser's Edge clients navigate major product developments and prepare for the sunset of database view, Online Express and NetCommunity in 2027. This includes advocating for my clients who need functionality not being catered for in Blackbaud's product roadmaps. I'm also closely following the rollout of the "soft opt-in" for charity email marketing in the UK and setting up new tracking structures for my clients to make the most of the new rules in a responsible way.
From analysis and cleanups to coding, I solve the big things that are holding you back, such as data quality issues, procedural challenges, a major appeal you need to plan or a nagging problem that never seems to go away. My focus is always on creating lasting solutions that avoid workarounds and make the most of your systems' intended design. See what some of my clients have said about my work.
I have been a consultant on charity CRMs since 2008. I have helped numerous clients with The Raiser's Edge 7 and NXT as well as eTapestry and other systems and take pride in providing high quality, fuss-free work that has lasting benefits. My current projects are in Raiser's Edge, Luminate Online, eTapestry, Donorfy and HubSpot. I am helping my Raiser's Edge clients navigate major product developments and prepare for the sunset of database view, Online Express and NetCommunity in 2027. This includes advocating for my clients who need functionality not being catered for in Blackbaud's product roadmaps. I'm also closely following the rollout of the "soft opt-in" for charity email marketing in the UK and setting up new tracking structures for my clients to make the most of the new rules in a responsible way.
From analysis and cleanups to coding, I solve the big things that are holding you back, such as data quality issues, procedural challenges, a major appeal you need to plan or a nagging problem that never seems to go away. My focus is always on creating lasting solutions that avoid workarounds and make the most of your systems' intended design. See what some of my clients have said about my work.
I'm also a speaker on US privacy law and how it impacts nonprofits. I've been researching and writing on this for a few years, creating resources and speaking at conferences and webinars on what nonprofits can do to adapt and prepare. My entry point was noticing how lessons could be learned from the implementation of GDPR in the UK, which I put into a white paper. Visit my resources pages for privacy law topic guides and loads of links to further information, several Raiser's Edge topics and guides on data minimization.
A note about terminology: you'll see the terms "nonprofit", "charity" and "organisation" used interchangeably on this website. I'm not using the strict UK or US tax definitions here; I find them the most helpful catchall terms to describe my work. For example, I cannot say I exclusively work with charities because I also work, and have worked, with healthcare foundations, membership associations and higher ed advancement offices. I've also been approached for pro bono work by CICs. Rest assured I understand the differences when I am working with each individual client.
