Did a Former Employee Just Access Your Donor Database?

Sarah left 3 months ago. She had access to your donor CRM, financial system, and grant tracker.

Did IT remove her access?
Oh right—you don't have IT.

This isn't paranoia. 68% of non-profits have ex-employees with active system access.

And it's not just donor data at risk—it's your reputation, your grants, and your mission.

The Reality of Unmanaged SaaS

When staff leave, non-profits lose more than headcount—they lose accountability.

The data doesn't lie:

62%can't confirm all ex-staff access was revoked
57%have no centralized app inventory
49%discover duplicate tools only during audits
41%have experienced surprise renewal charges

Three Hidden Risks You Didn't See Coming

Security Exposure

Ex-employees with active accounts = data breach waiting to happen. Cyber insurance increasingly requires access audits—or denies coverage.

Compliance Failure

Grant funders like Ford, Packard now require "demonstrable technology governance." Your untracked SaaS portfolio? A disqualifying red flag.

Budget Drain

Unused licenses + duplicate tools + auto-renewals = $6,800/year average waste. That's not overhead—it's stolen mission funding.

"But We Don't Have the Bandwidth to Track This"

You don't have to.

Our free SaaS discovery scan connects to your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and reveals:

  • Every connected app (even "shadow IT")
  • Unused licenses across all platforms
  • Ex-employee accounts still active
  • Renewal dates + billing sources
  • Duplicate tools doing the same job

Real example:

Environmental ed non-profit (15 staff):

  • Found 47 apps (thought they had 20)
  • 8 ex-staff still in systems
  • $5,400/year in waste

Time required: 5 minutes to start. 24 hours for full report.

Don't let invisible apps block your funding—or your security.

Free 5-minute scan shows your exact waste, risk, and savings—in 24 hours.