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This page is generated from the same scope map the product team works against, so it cannot drift into marketing language without the roadmap changing first.

Design-partner program · Core donor operations in active build

Beneora is being built with a small group of US and Canadian nonprofits. Product surfaces you see on this site exist in the application; the status label on each one tells you whether it runs on real data yet.

Roadmap band

Now — Release 1

The contribution lifecycle has to hold end to end before anything else earns attention. These items are the definition of done for our first release.

  • Tenant isolation, authentication, roles, permissions, audit

    Foundation for every other item

  • Organization onboarding and verification

    First-run path into the product

  • Branded donation forms and checkout

    Where money enters

  • Cards, wallets, ACH; one-time and recurring

    Requires a real processor boundary

  • Donors, households, organizations, relationships, duplicates

    The donor record of truth

  • Legal donor, payer, recognition, soft-credit model

    Correctness buyers audit us on

  • Pledges, installments, failed payments, amendments

    Committed revenue lifecycle

  • Receipts, year-end statements, refunds and disputes

    Compliance-critical

  • Campaigns, funds, designations and restrictions

    Where each dollar is allowed to go

  • Processor transaction → fee → payout → bank deposit reconciliation

    The core finance differentiator

  • Donor self-service for giving, recurring, pledges, receipts

    Removes staff hours directly

  • Search, filters, governed reports, import/export/migration

    Switching cost in both directions

  • QuickBooks integration boundary

    Boundary and exceptions, not a ledger

  • Pennifi-derived contextual processes and global components

    Interaction system consistency

  • Responsive, accessible, secure, privacy-respecting UX

    Non-negotiable quality floor

  • Transparent pricing, support and operational health

    Commercial trust

Roadmap band

Next — Release 2

Real demand, deliberately queued behind Release 1 quality gates. We will not start these while a lifecycle step is still unreliable.

  • Peer-to-peer fundraising

    Prototype exists; hold depth

  • Events and ticketing

    Prototype exists; hold depth

  • Email and SMS engagement

    Provider boundary not built

  • DAF and stock workflows

    Manual-entry depth only

  • Advanced recurring recovery

    Basic recovery is Release 1

  • Basic impact updates

    One donor-visible update path only

  • Company matching

    Queue exists; no clearing

  • Custom domains

    White-label prototype exists

  • Advanced reporting

    Governed reports are Release 1

  • Governed AI proposals

    Proposal-only, never autonomous

  • Key CRM and accounting integrations

    Beyond the QuickBooks boundary

Roadmap band

Later — architecture-ready, not production priority

Some of these exist in the product as clearly labelled prototypes. They are not receiving production-depth work and must not be read as shipped.

  • Global donor marketplace

    Discovery and checkout demo

  • Personal crowdfunding

    Not started

  • Fundraising workforce marketplace

    Briefs/talent/proposals demo

  • WhatsApp and social inbox

    Omnichannel demo on seeded connections

  • Advanced impact ledger

    Evidence and methodology demo

  • Grantmaker portfolio

    Company-side demo

  • International tax treatment

    US/CA only for Release 1

  • Multi-region payments

    Single-region for Release 1

  • Advanced geo operations

    Coverage/disaster/delivery demo

  • Agent marketplace

    Agent centre demo only

Roadmap band

Not planned

Saying no in public is part of the product. These are not on the path unless something fundamental changes about who we serve.

  • Every social-network connector

    Capability-honest subset only

  • Global freelancer liquidity and escrow

    Out of the money path

  • Tax and legal logic for many countries

    Compliance surface too wide

  • Delivery and logistics platform

    Not donor operations

  • Full grant-management replacement

    Adjacent product

  • Native general ledger or accounting suite

    We integrate, we do not post

  • Autonomous high-impact AI actions

    Human approval is a control

  • Beneficiary case management

    Different buyer and privacy regime

  • Broad ESG attribution

    Not the nonprofit buyer's problem

  • Unrelated CMS, project management, HR or ERP features

    Scope dilution

Capability status

Where each capability actually stands

Roadmap bands describe intent. This table describes build reality, and it is the same source the rest of the site reads from.

Capability build status
CapabilityStatusNote
Accounts, roles and tenant isolationActive buildAccounts, profiles, roles and organization records persist. Scoping rules are being hardened.
Branded donation forms and checkoutPrototypeForm builder and donor checkout are interactive with illustrative data.
Cards, wallets and ACH processingDesignedProcessor boundary is specified. No live money movement yet.
Donors, households, recognition and soft creditsPrototypeThe full data model is implemented in the product against seeded records.
Pledges, installments and recurring recoveryPrototypeLifecycles, amendments and failure paths are modelled and navigable.
Receipts and year-end statementsPrototypeVersioning and audit behaviour modelled. Not a tax-compliance guarantee.
Transaction → fee → payout → deposit reconciliationPrototypeThe matching workspace and exception queue are the deepest prototype in the product.
Funds, designations and restrictionsPrototypeRestriction tracking and allocation are modelled end to end.
Fulfillment and impact evidencePrototypeEvidence chain links gifts to recorded outcomes with an immutable trail.
Donor self-service portalPrototypeGiving history, recurring management, pledges and receipts are navigable.
QuickBooks integration boundaryDesignedMapping model is specified. The connector is not built.
Governed AI proposalsPrototypeEvery proposal carries sources, confidence and human approval. No autonomous action.
Email, SMS and social channelsPrototypeRelease 2. Channel capabilities are declared per provider; unsupported replies are blocked.
CRM and data exchangeDesignedImport, export and mapped migration are specified for donors, gifts, pledges and funds. No vendor-specific sync connector is built.
Geo intelligence and fraud signalsPrototypeProvider-agnostic adapters exist behind a demo provider. No paid provider is connected.
Donor marketplace and services marketplacePausedLater-tier prototypes. Contained in the product and not marketed as shipped.

Shipped changes are recorded on the changelog.

Design-partner program

Build the donor-operations layer with us

We are working with a small number of US and Canadian nonprofits who feel the reconciliation and donor-data pain most acutely. Partners shape the sequence, see the honest status of every module, and are never charged for a capability that is still a prototype.