The EdZola blog
Ideas, guides and case studies for nonprofit technology.

Top 5 Reasons Why Zoho Books Is Your Ideal Solution for Non-profit Accounting Management
Zoho Books for non-profit accounting: fund management, a clear financial overview, global donations, donor receipts and reporting. Five reasons it fits.

How to Perform Tech Evaluation: Criteria for Technology Assessment in Nonprofits
Nonprofit technology assessment explained: why to do one, what it covers from software to staff training, and four steps to run one in your NGO.

LMS Unveiled: Leveraging Learning Management Systems for NGOs
Learning management systems for NGOs: how an LMS simplifies training, tracks learner progress and supports skilling programs, and how to choose one.

Top 10 reasons why you should consider Zoho CRM for Nonprofits
Ten reasons to consider Zoho CRM for nonprofits: customization, fundraising analytics, volunteer management, automation, donor pipelines and more.

Key Criteria for Choosing the Right Technology Partner for Your Nonprofit
How to choose a technology partner for your nonprofit: assess your needs, then weigh sector experience, services, value for money and ongoing support.

Build or Buy: Navigating the Software Solution Dilemma for Nonprofits
Build or buy software for your nonprofit? Compare custom builds and off-the-shelf tools on needs, budget and implementation to make the right call.

EDG: MukkaMaar - Empowering Girl Children to Fight Back
Case study: MukkaMaar, which runs self-defence classes for girls in Mumbai schools, built a custom training MIS on Zoho Creator. See how it works.

Mastering M&E: Guide for Effective Impact Reporting in Nonprofits
M&E for nonprofits explained: setting objectives and indicators, collecting data, building an impact reporting framework and tackling common challenges.

Bridging the Gap: Aligning M&E Practices with Impactful Reporting
Why M&E and reporting drift apart in nonprofits, what that costs and practical strategies, including technology, to align M&E with impact reporting.
