CampusPay
Payments made easy.
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Ways CampusPay can benefit your school
Save time
- Powerful drag-and-drop tools
- Create customized forms in minutes
Automate payment receipts
- Custom payment receipts get emailed automatically to each payer
- No more phone calls asking whether a payment has been received
Boost donations
- Allow supporters to make secure payments online
- Allow for easy recurring payment set-up
- Easy and convenient
Streamline communication
- Customize email notifications
- Alert development office and accounting team every time a new payment is received
Reduce costs
- Streamline donation acceptance and eliminate manual work for your business office
- Offer payment flexibility for donors: ACH, credit, debit card
Improve reporting
- Create custom reports to easily review and filter payment data
- Quickly drill down to payment details
Promote school brand
- Customize branding of all your payment forms
- Match look and feel of your school website
Reconcile payments with ease
- Reconcile all payments across campus quickly and accurately
- Export payment details for seamless integration with your accounting system
Investing in new features you’ll love
Consistent font size, labels and input boxes
Updated action buttons with visual clues
Centered forms for easier visual walk through
Distinctive total button so it’s easier to identify
Improved tap targets with larger radio button and check boxes
Specify the target amount needed to reach the campaign goal.
Choose to automatically notify school admins of progress made towards goal.
We can help you increase donations.
General online giving trends
Custom-branded donation pages are 6x’s more profitable
Online resources are more useful compared to direct mail when influencing donors
Pre-selecting monthly giving on your donation page can increase monthly donations by up to 35%.
Recurring Donors are +42% more profitable
Sources: Nonprofits Source
“The first year we used CampusPay for our annual drive, we increased donations fivefold over the previous year.”
—George Hayes, Director of Development, Mount Saint Domenic Academy