

Managed Services and Salesforce NPSP Transformation
Quarterly volunteer data cycle established for consistent impact reporting
Full migration from legacy automation to Salesforce Flows for maintainability
Complete system health remediation across NPSP, GetConnect, and integrations
Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity builds affordable homes and strengthens community ties through volunteer-driven programs. Their work depends on coordinated volunteer management, accurate donor engagement tracking, and clear visibility across all outreach and program activities.

The transformation introduced a unified Salesforce NPSP ecosystem supported by Experience Cloud structures and a strengthened GetConnect volunteer platform. Key elements included aligned data models, quarterly data cycles, modern automation using Salesforce Flows, updated integrations, staff training, and long-term managed services. The engagement followed a phased delivery approach with continuous enhancements across 2021 through 2025.
GAHH needed more than system updates. They needed stability and clarity in how data flowed across programs, volunteers, and donations. The team wanted confidence that every hour, task, and contribution was captured in one place. They also believed that consistent reporting would strengthen community outreach and fundraising efforts.
Two mindset challenges shaped the work:

The engagement began with foundational cleanup across NPSP, Experience Cloud structures, and volunteer data that stretched back several years. CUBE84 realigned objects, standardized field names, and helped the team move away from disconnected spreadsheets toward system-driven workflows.
Next, volunteer operations were modernized through the GetConnect setup. We configured onboarding workflows, aligned the Salesforce data model, and introduced a quarterly upload cycle that created reliable visibility into hours, participation, and trends. This gave staff a consistent routine and clear expectations each quarter.
CUBE84 modernized automation by migrating legacy rules into Salesforce Flows. System health checks uncovered gaps in data quality, integration errors, and inconsistent fiscal year settings. Each item was resolved through a series of sprint-based enhancements. Staff received focused training on reports, volunteer workflows, and GetConnect operations, helping them adopt new processes with confidence.
Throughout the engagement, CUBE84 provided structured managed services that resolved day-to-day issues, implemented incremental improvements, and kept the system aligned with ongoing program changes.

GAHH now operates with a stable Salesforce NPSP environment that supports accurate volunteer reporting, donor visibility, and program tracking. Leadership can access reliable dashboards that reflect hours served, engagement trends, and fundraising patterns. Integrations run consistently, quarterly data cycles reduce manual effort, and the internal team uses Salesforce with more confidence.
These changes give GAHH a foundation strong enough to support its goal of doubling or tripling impact in the next three years.