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Abila
Cloud fund accounting and association management software for nonprofits and governments.
What it does
Manages complex multi-fund accounting and ledger tracking across diverse funding streams. Tracks grant applications, expenditures, and compliance reporting in real time. Automates donor data management, fundraising campaigns, and constituent outreach. Facilitates association management, member subscriptions, and event registrations.
Why it works
Purpose-built true fund accounting engine compliant with FASB, GASB, and GAAP standards. Scalable cloud architecture supports both small charities and large international associations. Consolidated financial and constituent data breaks down operational silos across finance and development. Comprehensive reporting tools streamline grant audits and compliance verification.
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 100+
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As of 2026
Business & Operations
Revenue: $10M-100M ARR
Cloud fund accounting and association management software for nonprofits and governments.
Overview
Abila (now operating under MIP Accounting / Community Brands) is a provider of cloud-based fund accounting, fundraising, and association management software designed for non-profit organizations, higher education, and government agencies. The platform streamlines financial management by tracking complex multi-fund allocations, grant spending, and donor management in real time. Built to satisfy strict compliance standards, Abila enables mission-driven teams to maximize grant performance and maintain complete financial accountability.
Funding status: Acquired
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: C#, .NET, SQL Server, Microsoft Azure, React
Platform: Web
Integrations: MIP Fund Accounting, Salesforce, Bill.com, ADP, Microsoft Excel, REST API
Founder story
Abila originated from Sage Nonprofit Solutions, which was spun off by Sage Group in 2013 and acquired by private equity firm Accel-KKR. Led by CEO Krista Endsley, the company was rebranded as Abila to deliver specialized fund accounting and membership software to mission-driven organizations. In April 2017, Abila was acquired by Community Brands to expand its nonprofit software portfolio.
What it does
- Manages complex multi-fund accounting and ledger tracking across diverse funding streams
- Tracks grant applications, expenditures, and compliance reporting in real time
- Automates donor data management, fundraising campaigns, and constituent outreach
- Facilitates association management, member subscriptions, and event registrations.
Who it's for
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Government Entities & Municipalities
- Member Associations
- Higher Education Institutions
Why it works
- Purpose-built true fund accounting engine compliant with FASB, GASB, and GAAP standards
- Scalable cloud architecture supports both small charities and large international associations
- Consolidated financial and constituent data breaks down operational silos across finance and development
- Comprehensive reporting tools streamline grant audits and compliance verification.
Growth strategies
- Strategic acquisitions of complementary tools like Avectra and Peach New Media.
- Transitioning legacy on- premises accounting customers into recurring SaaS cloud models.
- Integration into the broader Community Brands ecosystem to cross- sell association solutions.
- Direct technical sales targeting government agencies and large- scale non-profit organizations.
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Comparison overview
- Abila provides purpose-built FASB and GASB compliant multi-fund accounting for government and non-profit sectors.
- Unlike commercial accounting tools like QuickBooks, Abila tracks individual grant funds and restrictions across custom budget periods without complex workaround tagging.