Book a demo

Pick a time that works for you.

Choose a day and time below. You will spend about 30 minutes with Cory Andersen, walking through Ovrture on a program like yours. We'll send a short survey beforehand so Cory can tailor the conversation to your team. It's optional, not required, and there's no obligation either way.

01What to expect

30 minutes, and your questions answered.

A working session, not just a slideshow. You'll see Ovrture in action on a program like yours, and leave knowing whether it fits.

Live walk-through

See it, don't just hear about it

Cory shares a screen and moves through the real platform: a donor website, an impact report, and the engagement data behind them.

About 30 minutes

30 minutes, questions included

Long enough to see how the work gets done, short enough to fit a busy week. Bring your team, or book a second look for them later.

Come as you are

Nothing required beforehand

We'll send a short survey to help Cory tailor the walk-through to your team. It's optional, not required. Come with the problem you are trying to solve, and we'll start there.

02What we dig into

Come with a problem. We'll start there.

These calls work best when they get specific. They start with a problem your team already has, and we work through how Ovrture would handle it. A few come up again and again.

Will it fit the system we already run?

Your CRM stays the system of record. We start from the data you already keep, so this does not become one more place to maintain.

Can this actually scale for us?

You want every major donor to get something personal, and there are not enough hours in the week to build them one at a time.

Who on our team ends up writing it all?

Who creates the content, who approves it, and how much of it lands on your team. We walk through how the work gets divided.

Will our own people actually use it?

A tool your team avoids is money wasted. We talk plainly about what adoption looks like in a busy shop.

How do we prove donors are engaging?

Whether donors open, read and respond, and how you would show that to a dean, a board or a vice president.

What happens to our print report?

If you mail a printed report, we show how the same donor website becomes a print-ready piece, without building it twice.

03Who you'll meet

A real person on the other end.

The demo is a conversation, and it helps to know who you will be having it with.

Cory Andersen

Cory Andersen

Account Executive, Business Development

cory.andersen@ovrture.com

Cory has walked donor relations and advancement teams through Ovrture, from a single officer's desk to a university's whole shop. Bring what you are trying to solve. You get direct answers on what the platform can do today and what features are on the way.

04Where to meet us in person

Find us on the road this year.

Some of our best conversations start at a conference. Here is where Ovrture will be. Book a time around any of these, or just come say hello.

  • September 15-18, 2026
    ADRP Annual International Conference
    Reno, NV · Peppermill Resort
    Book a time
  • September 22-25, 2026
    AASP Summit
    Milwaukee, WI · Baird Center
    Book a time
  • October 7-9, 2026
    AHP International Conference
    Nashville, TN · Gaylord Opryland
    Book a time
  • February 2027
    CommonSpirit Health Philanthropy Summit
    Location to be announced
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  • May 2027
    Woodmark Summit
    Location to be announced
    Book a time
  • May 2027
    North Carolina Advancement Symposium
    Location to be announced
    Book a time
  • May 2027
    ADRP Northeast-Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference
    Location to be announced
    Book a time
  • June 2027
    CASE Annual Conference for Donor Relations Professionals
    Location to be announced
    Book a time

Current as of September 11, 2026. Dates and cities for the 2027 events are added as each organizer confirms them.

Take it with you

Not ready to pick a time?

Take the short version with you. There are two one-pagers: one for stewardship and reporting, one for the whole platform. The champion's brief is written for the person who has to make the case inside.