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Denali Fund Accounting
If your organization uses multiple funds, allocates funds based on restricted or unrestricted and receives and therefore, needs to track grants you might find that the average “off the shelf” accounting systems isn’t up to the task.
Denali Fund Accounting by Cougar Mountain offers nonprofits everything they need to handle all aspects of fund accounting. And built in safeguards to ensure that your organization’s data remains secure.
With Denali Fund Accounting your nonprofit can have unlimited funds. That’s right as many as your organization needs. Restricted funds? No problem, Denali can also handle Restricted funds. You can customize the fund authorization settings so that you can have Restricted, Unrestricted, and Temporarily Restricted Funds.
Denali makes it easy for your organization to keep your funds separate. You can create a separate chart of accounts for each fund. In addition, each fund can have its own fiscal year. And, each fund has its own data entry screen, to make it harder to post items in the wrong fund.
Denali also takes data security very seriously. There are internal controls to prevent theft or misuse of data. The software allows you to customize access to information based on each users individual role.
Denali also has an audit trail that is tamper-proof. The audit trail offers comprehensive detail on all system entries with easy-to-use drill down reports.
When it is time to generate reports for the boards, Denali lets you create a variety of customized reports based on different boards need for information.
Denali Fund Accounting has tiered pricing. All tiers includes the key items, such as general ledger, audit trail and internal controls but there are several other add-ons such as accounts payable, accounts receivable and purchase orders available for additional cost.
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