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Intuit Enterprise Suite for Nonprofits vs NP Ledger

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Access controlsEnterprise Suite advertises role-based permissions, approval history and transaction audit trails for audit-ready governance.The product includes role-based access, team seats, and CPA or accountant access.
IntegrationsIntuit says Enterprise Suite connects with more than 850 third-party applications, including tools such as Knowify, BigTime and Houzz Pro.Standard and higher tiers include PayPal, Venmo, Mercury, Stripe, Plaid bank feeds, and donation webhooks for Donorbox, Givebutter, and PayPal; Professional adds Stripe webhook automation.
Intended usersThe product page describes it for nonprofit organizations managing entities, grants, and funds, including chapters, affiliates, and faith-based organizations.The product is positioned for small and growing nonprofit teams, volunteer treasurers, part-time bookkeepers, established nonprofits, and multi-client bookkeepers.

Intuit Enterprise Suite for Nonprofits plans

  • Intuit Enterprise Suite (GetApp listing)$7,800 a year
  • Intuit Enterprise SuitePriced on request

NP Ledger plans

  • Starter$289 a year
  • Standard$589 a year
  • Professional$989 a year
  • Starter$29 a month
  • Standard$59 a month
  • Professional$99 a month

Pick Intuit Enterprise Suite for Nonprofits if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick NP Ledger if…

It suits small or growing nonprofit teams, volunteer treasurers, part-time bookkeepers, and multi-client bookkeepers who need fund tracking and Form 990 preparation workflows. The responsive web app works on any device.

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