We are a mission-driven Salesforce partner committed to serving nonprofits, foundations, and associations.
What we do
We enable digital transformation for nonprofits and associations through strategic Salesforce implementations, UX/UI, and web development. With our ongoing managed services offerings, we ensure their continued growth and success.
Recent projects
Partnership for Children of Cumberland County
California Land Stewardship Institute
Temple Sinai of Atlanta
What the heck does Fíonta mean?
Like fine wine (or fíon in Gaelic), Fíonta represents remarkable individual components coming together in balance to create an experience greater than the sum of its parts.
What our clients are saying
Databases can be really scary for nonprofits like ours. We don't have dedicated database analysts on staff, so this kind of project requires a lot of trust. That's one great thing about Fíonta—you can trust them with your data and your nonprofit's future.

I highly recommend working with Fíonta!

This is the second project we’ve had the pleasure of partnering with Fíonta. The most recent was for our migration to Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud from NPSP, and the experience exceeded our expectations. From the outset, Fíonta dedicated time to thoroughly understand our business processes, not only ensuring that Salesforce supported our existing workflows but also identifying areas for improvement and guiding us through necessary changes.

Working with Fíonta was a true pleasure. Our partners were communicative and kind and patient. It was an enjoyable process.

I definitely want to work with Fíonta again. The value they provided exceeded my expectations. Great design, scalable solutions, timely turnaround, and appropriate risk management are just a few reasons why I prefer Fíonta over other partners. They finished on time and within budget, too!

They always responded quickly, and made the changes we requested way faster than I expected. They were smart and offered insights into Salesforce configuration and use based on our needs.



