Technology Category
- Analytics & Modeling - Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Middleware, SDKs & Libraries
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Telecommunications
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Framework Housing Association is a small charity based in the UK with a big heart. Every year, it supports more than 18,000 people from across the Midlands who are either rough sleeping or at risk of becoming homeless. The charity provides not only shelter but also essential support services to improve people’s health and wellbeing and give them the skills to gain employment and live independently. The charity aims to raise £3 million in five years to help it build 200 new houses and extend its support services, through a campaign called Building Better Futures.
The Challenge
Framework Housing Association, a UK-based charity, supports over 18,000 people annually who are either homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The charity had set an ambitious goal to raise £3 million in five years to build 200 additional homes and extend its support services through a campaign called Building Better Futures. However, the charity's employees were spending a significant amount of time on repetitive manual tasks, which was hindering their ability to focus on communicating with supporters and organizing fundraising events. They needed a solution that would automate these tasks, freeing up their time to focus on their core mission. Additionally, they were struggling with managing and analyzing the large volume of data related to donations, campaigns, and fundraising events.
The Solution
Management consultancy Deloitte stepped in to help Framework Housing Association by creating a custom robot solution using Nintex RPA. This solution, referred to as 'the bot', is capable of analyzing over 32,000 records related to donations, direct mail campaigns, regular supporters, and fundraising events in just 20-30 minutes on a weekly basis. The bot has been trained to recognize unique emails and letters, each of which has a separate code within the CRM system. This allows the bot to deliver precise figures each week for the percentage of recipients that signed up for an event or made a donation on receipt of an email or letter. The bot also automatically separates the money raised from different fundraising events, enabling the charity to better understand which kinds of fundraising events are most successful. Furthermore, the bot ensures that funds raised for specific appeals or service areas are correctly allocated.
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