Answers.Body: <p>Trying to provide some answers:</p>
  
  <ol>
  <li>Depends on what you mean by support for accounting, can you define that in a little more detail? CiviCRM can store contributions, event fees and membership fees and will store them with a specific financial type, linked to a financial account. For each of those contributions, event fees and member dues it will also generate financial transactions. You can assign those transactions to an accounting batch, which you will be able to download in CSV format (or IIF out of the top of my head) which you can then import in your financial system.</li>
  <li>It is certainly possible to communicate with CiviCRM from any type
  of website using the API. So it will also be possible to create
  online donations etc. If you want to use some of the standard
  generated pages, you can probably do some by including the page in
  your Wix website. But it will require some consideration about what
  you want exactly, what the alternatives are and what the pros and
  cons of each alternative are. Some of the NGO's I work with want
  their public website and CiviCRM on separate servers for
  security/privacy considerations (and it makes sense IMO). But the
  consequence is that some of the nice and easy-to-use form modules
  that allow easy access to CiviCRM data need some adaptation.</li>
  <li>There is certainly technical assistance from a CiviCRM partner in
  your region. There is as far as I know no Core Team technical
  assistance because that does not fit into our community model. It
  would mean having a big Core Team, while we have a small one
  focusing on the core product and a large group of partners focusing
  on supporting partners. So check where your nearest partner is
  <a href="https://civicrm.org/partners-contributors" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a>. All of the contributors and partners you will find on
  this list are active in the community and know their stuff when it
  comes to CiviCRM. You can obviously also try to find another
  organization that is not on the list that says they know about
  CiviCRM, but you run a little more risk then with the listed
  contributors and partners.</li>
  </ol>
  
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Body: <p>New here, trying to know more about CiviCRM !</p>
  
  <ol>
  <li>Is CiviCRM (and/or its extension)providing any support in terms of <strong>accounting</strong> for NGOs ?</li>
  <li>If we already have a website on <strong>wix</strong>, is it possible to integrate some features (online donations, memberships forms, newsletter suscribers database etc..) ?
  
  <ol start="3">
  <li>Is there a technical assistance (phone, email..) in the CiviCore Team available to respond to urgent matters, bugs, etc if need be ?</li>
  </ol></li>
  </ol>
  
  <p>Thanks a lot for your precious help and comment !</p>
  
  <p>Inès</p>
  
Tags: <accounting>
Title: Comptability support
ThreadText: # Comptability support
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2017-07-22)
  
  New here, trying to know more about CiviCRM !
  
  1. Is CiviCRM (and/or its extension)providing any support in terms of **accounting** for NGOs ?
  2. If we already have a website on **wix**, is it possible to integrate some features (online donations, memberships forms, newsletter suscribers database etc..) ?
     3. Is there a technical assistance (phone, email..) in the CiviCore Team available to respond to urgent matters, bugs, etc if need be ?
  
  Thanks a lot for your precious help and comment !
  
  Inès
  
  **Tags:** accounting
  
  
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  ## 1 answers
  
  ### Answer by username_1 on 2017-07-22. Score: 2
  
  Trying to provide some answers:
  
  1. Depends on what you mean by support for accounting, can you define that in a little more detail? CiviCRM can store contributions, event fees and membership fees and will store them with a specific financial type, linked to a financial account. For each of those contributions, event fees and member dues it will also generate financial transactions. You can assign those transactions to an accounting batch, which you will be able to download in CSV format (or IIF out of the top of my head) which you can then import in your financial system.
  2. It is certainly possible to communicate with CiviCRM from any type
     of website using the API. So it will also be possible to create
     online donations etc. If you want to use some of the standard
     generated pages, you can probably do some by including the page in
     your Wix website. But it will require some consideration about what
     you want exactly, what the alternatives are and what the pros and
     cons of each alternative are. Some of the NGO's I work with want
     their public website and CiviCRM on separate servers for
     security/privacy considerations (and it makes sense IMO). But the
     consequence is that some of the nice and easy-to-use form modules
     that allow easy access to CiviCRM data need some adaptation.
  3. There is certainly technical assistance from a CiviCRM partner in
     your region. There is as far as I know no Core Team technical
     assistance because that does not fit into our community model. It
     would mean having a big Core Team, while we have a small one
     focusing on the core product and a large group of partners focusing
     on supporting partners. So check where your nearest partner is
     [here](https://civicrm.org/partners-contributors). All of the contributors and partners you will find on
     this list are active in the community and know their stuff when it
     comes to CiviCRM. You can obviously also try to find another
     organization that is not on the list that says they know about
     CiviCRM, but you run a little more risk then with the listed
     contributors and partners.
  
  
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