Because FastFund Online is a true Software as a Service (SaaS) cloud-based application, it requires no heavy local server installations. It is written using the latest software technologies and a flexible SQL database structure. However, to ensure optimal performance and a seamless user experience, your local workstation and network should meet specific minimum requirements.
In this lesson, we will cover the technical specifications, network requirements, and additional software needed to run FastFund smoothly.
While FastFund runs in your web browser, having adequate processing power ensures the application remains responsive.
FastFund features a responsive User Interface/User Experience (UX/UI) design. As you adjust your web browser page, the menu elements automatically adapt to your screen size—whether you are on a full desktop, a tablet, or a mobile phone.
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3. Network Connection and Latency
Since all data processing happens in the cloud, a stable internet connection is the most critical component of your setup.
FastFund generates highly detailed, FASB-compliant reports and donor receipts. To properly view, preview, or print these documents, your computer must be equipped to handle PDF files.
While you are responsible for your local hardware, Araize manages the security and redundancy of your data in the cloud. Araize runs daily backups of all data files. Through their server provider, they employ multiple backup file redundancies for top-tier security. These backup files are reliably maintained for one full year, ensuring your financial data is safe from local hardware failures.