Account

Configure how your organization appears to supporters and how your account works within Fundraise Up.

Your account represents your in Fundraise Up — it's where all your fundraising data, team members, and settings come together. If you use subaccounts for separate departments or programs, those sit inside this account as children to a parent.

The account settings page is where you configure how your organization is identified across the platform: your public profile, logo, timezone, and legal details. Only Organization Administrators can access these settings — under Settings > Account.

Account settings page displaying fields for organization name, website URL, email, customer support phone number, timezone selection, and account code, with options to save changes.

Account settings page

Public information

 
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These settings control how your organization appears to  and how it's referenced across the platform.

  • Organization name: Appears as the descriptor on supporters' bank statements. It also appears in the and on  if no logo is uploaded — otherwise, the logo takes its place. The organization name appears as the browser tab title when supporters open the .
  • Website URL: Used as the base URL for launching the Checkout Modal. The URL must point to a page where the Fundraise Up installation code is present.
  • Organization email: Shown on supporters' PDF receipts.
  • Customer support phone number: Displayed in email footers and on PDF receipts.
  • Timezone: Used for date and time display on the Insights page in the , and for timestamps in exports and integrations. Make sure the selected timezone matches your organization's location.

Account code

 
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When subaccounts are enabled, you can assign an optional custom identifier to your account. This value is available in exports and integrations.

Tax exemption verification

 
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Upload your organization's proof of tax-exempt status. This is typically a document issued by your country's governing body.

If your organization runs multiple departments or programs, you can create subaccounts to give each one its own fundraising space. Learn more about subaccounts →