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"that's number six number five on our list is oracle cloud erp oracle cloud erp is a very similar system as sap s4hana oracle cloud erp does really well in the public sector not-for-profit space they are very well installed uh you know penetrated there in general it's going to have the grant accounting fund accounting uh capabilities built as part of the product they might not have as deep operational capabilities as what you are going to find with uh you know systems such as blackboard but if you're looking to consolidate many different not-for-profit business models and sometimes for-profit business models as well then oracle cloud erp uh would be a great fit especially at the global level so that's number five number four on our list is microsoft dynamics 365 finance and operations and microsoft dynamics 365 finance and operations does really well in the not-for-profit space as well uh very similar product as your sap s4hana oracle cloud erp they are going to have many different add-ons as part of their community community community is very well developed not-for-profit in general requires a system that is going to be highly customizable for those use cases microsoft dynamics 365 finance and operations is a great fit oracle sap they are great system but they might not have the similar customizable platforms the kind of capabilities developer ecosystem that you are going to find with microsoft dynamics so that's number four number three on our list is netsuite and netsuite does really well uh among not-for-profit uh companies as well they also have uh the fund accounting ground accounting capabilities they uh had acquired a company called airbase and through airbase they are able to support the dpsa they have fpna uh as part of their product portfolio as well uh which is called the uh nsps net suite uh planning and scheduling and that fpna layer is integrated with their erp layer as well uh sometimes not-for-profit they manage all of their fund accounting grand accounting in the fpna layer but if you don't use psa then you are probably going to run into resource management challenges you are going to utilize sales force for your billing invoicing customer communication etc but if you don't have your architecture clarified if you are not using psa your program management function might run into several different challenges and that is"