It should come as no surprise. The buzz about Web 2.0 tools and software-as-a-service (SaaS) has been caught and non-profits are adopting them. That's the gist of the recent article in IT BusinessIn fact, there are a lot of ready-to-use software-as-a-service (SaaS) products on the market to meet the needs of a non-profit. Online donation tools for ...

Your non-profit organization probably has a large database of contacts - your members, donors, volunteers. How do you quickly find one record among many thousands? Especially if you only vaguely recall things like 'his name is probably Bill', 'his membership has lapsed' and 'his company name has something to do with imports' (and you are not ...

Des Traynor is based in Ireland and writes a blog on usability and related topics. What is cool about his blog is that he is frequently using video - many usability issues are much easier to explain and discuss in this way. We just found out that his recent video review covered Wild Apricot. (He covers a lot of ground  in this video so ...

Some people complain that August is a slow month. This year, we could not complain (actually, maybe we could!) - August has been very busy and exciting. On the one hand, quite a few of our team members took their well-deserved vacations. On the other hand, we had to keep pushing ahead with new features, polishing off some stuff after our major ...

I am not too big a fan of Web 2.0 moniker - it has been overused and abused too much. It means too many different things. Still, the basic meaning of ''Web 2.0'' label is simply ''new generation web applications'' and thus I was glad to see Wild Apricot mentioned in ITBusiness.ca article on Canadian Web 2.0 companies. So when people really press ...

Happy to report that people are noticing our product - writing some pretty interesting posts!Some of the blog posts and comments:TECHNOSIGHT blog ''Wild Apricot - Wildly Easy to Create Member Based Websites'': ...Wild Apricot might be able to find a sweet spot in this marketplace. As someone who lives in the non-profit capital of the world ...

We have updated Wild Apricot system today. Most updates were about polishing the rough edges (a.k.a. bugs ). One new feature for you tech-savvy early adopters is ability to directly view and edit HTML code of your webpages. To use this feature select your page, start editing ([Edit] button) and then click on the [HTML] button in the editor ...