Nonprofit team reviewing program and technology priorities

Nonprofit-first technology leadership since 2001

One technology partner for the systems your mission depends on.

Tellap helps nonprofits and growing organizations manage everyday IT, strengthen Microsoft 365 and Azure environments, and build data and reporting systems around the way their teams actually work.

Since 2001

Hands-on technology experience

Nonprofit-first

Mission and operations understood

Local + remote

Chicagoland and nationwide support

One accountable partner

Strategy through ongoing support

Core services

Technology should support the work—not create more of it.

TTS connects support, cloud services, data, security, vendors and planning so your staff do not have to coordinate a different provider for every part of the environment.

Managed IT & Fractional Technology Leadership

Day-to-day support for users, devices, networks and vendors, paired with practical planning, budgeting and long-term technology guidance.

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Microsoft 365, Azure & Cloud Management

Tenant administration, migrations, licensing, account onboarding, security settings, integrations, monitoring and staff adoption.

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Custom Data, Program Tracking & Reporting

Registration, attendance, outcomes, grant reporting, audit views and integrations built around real programs and funding requirements.

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A fractional technology leader

Solve today’s issue while improving the environment behind it.

Small and mission-driven organizations often need broad technology coverage without building separate internal teams for cloud, security, support, infrastructure and data.

TTS learns how the organization operates, sets practical priorities, coordinates vendors, implements changes, trains staff and stays involved as needs evolve.

Supporting capabilities

Cybersecurity and risk reduction

Networks and infrastructure

Technology projects and migrations

Hardware planning and deployment

Training and staff adoption

Vendor and license coordination

Websites and hosted applications

Remote and onsite support

Interactive web app example

See how program activity becomes an Excel-ready report

Try a miniature version of the custom nonprofit systems TTS builds: collect registrations, manage volunteers, record attendance and turn the same information into funder-ready reporting.

Illustrative example: Your organization’s system would be shaped around your actual workflow and may be simpler, more complex or entirely different.

Your Organization · Program Operations PortalIllustrative functionality · Fictional demonstration data
Staff portal example
Registrations186
Volunteers42
Volunteer hours318
Attendance rate91%
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Participant registration

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Avery MorganAfter-School Mentoring · South Chicago

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Riley KimWorkforce Readiness · Community Hub

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Select a step above to explore the web app workflow.

What this demonstrates: one possible workflow for replacing disconnected forms and spreadsheets while still producing the Excel reports staff and funders need. Every TTS system is scoped and designed around the organization using it.

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Experience built through continuity

Serving organizations through generations of technology change.

Since 2001, TTS has supported organizations as their staff, programs, funding requirements and technology have changed. Long-term knowledge of the environment leads to better decisions, clearer priorities and more consistent support.

How TTS works

  1. 1. Understand: Learn the people, systems, constraints and immediate concerns.
  2. 2. Prioritize: Separate urgent issues from longer-term improvements.
  3. 3. Implement: Configure, coordinate, migrate, test and document.
  4. 4. Support: Train staff and improve the environment over time.

What would you like technology to make easier?

Start with the current challenge. TTS will help connect it to the larger environment and identify a practical next step.