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Welcome to the Right Track Services website!
Right Track Services Inc. is a not-for-profit association committed to supporting Christian mission and aid agencies by providing IT services to assist them with their administrative and promotional processes.
If you are a visitor interested in our dTracker donor management system then you can find information and demonstrations under the dTracker menu above.
If you are an existing dTracker user, new to the site, we encourage you to create an account. This will help you to obtain support and assistance. It will also enable you to contribute to the User Community by participating in various activities such as discussion forums and collaborative documents.
dTracker Donor Management System
dTracker is a donor/contact management system which we provide at low-cost to Christian mission and aid organisations. Its purpose is to help with the administrative tasks of:
- Tracking contacts and donors
- Receipting donations and other funds
- Recording the allocation of donations and funds
- Processing regular donations by credit-card, direct-debit or direct-credit
- Reporting/exporting financial details to accounting systems
- Importing/exporting deposit details to banking systems
- Printing labels or envelopes for publication distribution
- Exporting publication details/lists to mail-houses
- Emailing publications and receipts to contacts
- Emailing statements and other reports to staff
- Recording donors pledges (or promises)
- Other statistical analysis and reports
For an overview, and some screen-shots, view the dTracker Version 3.0 Summary (PDF, 500kB).
Download a demonstration copy...
Demonstration copies are compiled Access code and hence do not include Source code. They also do not include support for external functions such as email, barcode & PDF generation, and cannot be customised.
Contact us...
If you would like to request more information or discuss how dTracker can help you then please complete our contact form and we will get back to you.
