Success Story

Industry
Nonprofit
Hyphen8 Accelerates Grant Applications for Nonprofits with Integrated Forms
90%
Faster Implementation for Nonprofit Success Pack
3 Days
Fully Implementated with FormAssembly
165
Charities funded by NPO supported by Hyphen8

Overview
Hyphen8 is a Salesforce implementation and Impact partner specializing in grant-making applications for nonprofit charity organizations in the UK. They use FormAssembly as a part of their grantFlex process to get NPOs up and running fast on Salesforce’s Nonprofit Success Pack.
Growing demand, slow implementations
Challenge
Hyphen8 needed a way to expedite its usual implementation process. During times of crisis, the nonprofits they support see the need for fast solutions to help meet the growing demand for aid, support, and funding. Their traditional implementation process includes Salesforce registration, installation of the Nonprofit Success Pack and grantFlex, along with its accelerators, which can take the better part of a month. They needed to move faster.
“Currently, FormAssembly is the go-to form builder recommendation for the vast majority of Hyphen8’s clients.”

Grant application forms with fast turnaround
Solution
Using FormAssembly’s forms and Salesforce integration features like the Prefill Connector, Hyphen8 can build forms for their customers, fast. What was normally a 30-day process was trimmed down to roughly three days to meet the demands faced by nonprofits during the pandemic.
One of their customers, the Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland, required online options for form building and data collection. Hyphen8 suggested FormAssembly alongside Salesforce.
In just 2-3 days, they had set up a grant application process with a new FormAssembly form. As a result, the foundation was able to help fund over 165 charities, with a total of £701,169 distributed. These finances have been used for food and care packages and supporting charities to deliver their services to more places.
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