About Affinaquest
Affinaquest is the world’s only firm that focuses exclusively on college and university advancement software technology. With over 400-years of combined advancement experience, our team builds and implements software that easily tackles your gift processing, stewardship, campaign, and prospect management needs. We’re the industry’s dedicated pros – and we have razor-sharp insight into the needs and expectations of college and university advancement operations.
The most successful college and university development offices know that quality fundraising is about two things: people and data. Affinaquest gives your front-line staff world-class tools to delight your prospects and provides your administration and management with the data they need to drive good decision-making.
Why Affinaquest
Our commitment to higher education shows in every detail of our software. From ten thousand constituents to ten million, our infinitely scalable Salesforce platform can be sized to the unique needs of your institution.
We serve as the hub for your advancement operations, maintaining data on alumni, corporations, foundations, and organizations with an “Integrated Best of Breed” (iBob™) approach to the following:
Connect with and cultivate your constituents in one powerful system.
Professional Services
Experience counts. Our expert Pro Services team will bring over 200 years of combined advancement knowledge and experience with hundreds of software implementations to your project. From data conversion to business process re-engineering, you’re in great hands with Affinaquest.
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