AGENTS FOR GOOD: DATA HEALTH AGENT
You set the direction.
Your Agent does the work.
Healthy data fuels fundraising success. Your Data Health Agent fixes data issues at scale, saving time and increasing impact.
Extend human impact with your Data Health Agent.
Improve Fundraising
Target the right donors with every message.
Eliminate Waste
Reduce excess mailings, audits, and cleanup work.
Increase Team Capacity
Free staff for strategic, high-value work.
I don’t have time to do that [weekly duplicate checks], are you kidding me?!”
Donor Relations Manager
Enable your agent and set data rules.
Your agent uses a series of data rules to assess your data, reporting instances where a rule is not met as a potential data error. Tell your agent which rules to use, and determine who gets to review and take action on recommendations.
Review recommendations and take action.
Your agent provides a prioritized list of potential data issues with recommended actions. Review these recommendations and either authorize the agent to act or instruct it to take no action. Your decisions provide feedback to help the agent make better, more relevant recommendations.
Determine agentic autonomy.
As your agent learns from your decisions, you may choose to grant it more autonomy to make corrections without requiring human review. This is not a requirement—you decide how much autonomy to grant your agent, and you can always track and reverse any corrections it makes.
Enable your agent and set data rules.
Your agent uses a series of data rules to assess your data, reporting instances where a rule is not met as a potential data error. Tell your agent which rules to use, and determine who gets to review and take action on recommendations.
Review recommendations and take action.
Your agent provides a prioritized list of potential data issues with recommended actions. Review these recommendations and either authorize the agent to act or instruct it to take no action. Your decisions provide feedback to help the agent make better, more relevant recommendations.
Determine agentic autonomy.
As your agent learns from your decisions, you may choose to grant it more autonomy to make corrections without requiring human review. This is not a requirement—you decide how much autonomy to grant your agent, and you can always track and reverse any corrections it makes.
Comprehensive Recommendations
Data health is more than duplicate management—your agent covers addressability, contact record relationships, gift tracking and prospect management.
Human Oversight & Flexible Autonomy
Your agent delivers recommendations for review by default. If you’re confident in its recommendations, use flexible autonomy settings to make corrections automatically and save you more time.
Automated Corrections
Optional automated corrections can be enabled on a rule-by-rule basis. Corrections made by your agent are closely tracked—human review and reversion is easy.
The Data Health Agent is available to Raiser’s Edge NXT customers in the U.S. We are actively exploring the feasibility of agents for other geographies.
Blackbaud’s Data Health Agent Early Adopters Program gives eligible organizations an opportunity to evaluate and provide feedback on new Data Health Agent capabilities before broader availability. Learn about the program, benefits, and participation criteria.
Yes! The Development Agent is currently available to Raiser’s Edge NXT customers in the United States. We are actively working toward additional agents to add capacity to functions across fundraising, financial management and education solutions.
An agent is an AI-powered technology that operates like an extension of your staff, following the same processes a coworker would use to accomplish a specific set of outcomes. Within prescribed guardrails and under human supervision, agents run tasks, use data to optimize those tasks, log the actions they take, and report on the success of their actions.
Learn more: What Is Agentic AI and Why It Matters for Social Impact
No, Agents for Good are specifically designed to expand capacity and fill in gaps where you don’t already have staff. Agents free up your staff so they can focus on the work only humans can do.
An agent can scale the work of your most critical and expert staff members, filling in gaps that weren’t possible to fill before, or taking on repetitive or tedious work so that human staff members can plan ahead, or focus on the most artful and important parts of their jobs.