THE National Charity Today Awards™ are delighted to announce that iplicit, the leading unified finance software purpose-built for the mid-market, has been confirmed as the sponsor of the Technology for Good Award at this year’s awards.
The Technology for Good Award celebrates charities and organisations using technology to improve lives, strengthen communities and deliver greater impact. It recognises innovative digital solutions that are transforming the way charities operate, engage supporters and deliver services.
iplicit provides modern cloud-native accounting software with AI intelligence embedded, designed to help charities and non-profit organisations streamline financial management, improve reporting and gain greater visibility across their operations. The platform supports organisations with complex fund management, SORP reporting, multi-entity accounting and workflow automation, helping finance teams spend less time on administration and more time supporting their mission.
Paul Sparkes, Chief Product Officer at iplicit, said:
“We are proud to be sponsoring the Technology for Good category at this year’s
awards. iplicit has always had a strong connection to the charity and nonprofit sector,
and we support many inspiring organisations up and down the country doing
excellent, much-needed work.
“Empowering these organisations with a best-in-breed finance system and best-in-
class service delivery, so they can do their work more effectively, is core to our
cause. And sponsoring a category filled with charity organisations who are equally
passionate about developing and using technology to better the world is a pleasure.
We wish everyone the best of luck on the night.”
Lee Rayment, Founder of the National Charity Today Awards™, said:
“We are delighted to welcome iplicit as the sponsor of our Technology for Good Award.
“Technology continues to play a vital role in helping charities become more efficient, more connected and ultimately more impactful. iplicit’s commitment to supporting charities through innovative financial technology makes them an excellent partner for this award.
“We look forward to working together to celebrate organisations that are using technology to make a genuine difference.”
The National Charity Today Awards™ recognise outstanding individuals, charities and organisations making a positive impact across the UK charity sector. Winners will be announced during the National Charity Today Awards™ Gala Lunch later this year.
For more information about the National Charity Today Awards™ and this year’s categories, visit: https://
