Case Study: Friendship House Association of American Indians, Inc. achieves streamlined asset and client management with Asset Panda

Asset Panda Helps San Francisco Nonprofit Manage Its Assets And Clients

Friendship House Association of American Indians, a San Francisco nonprofit founded in 1963 that provides culturally based substance-abuse recovery and youth services, was relying on pen-and-paper systems to track fixed assets and client sign‑in/sign‑out. Those manual processes made reporting slow, error-prone and inefficient for the organization’s 34 staff.

By adopting Asset Panda’s mobile and web app to centralize asset and client movement tracking, Friendship House replaced paper logs and streamlined workflows. After a brief setup hiccup resolved by support, the nonprofit reported faster reporting, time savings, increased productivity, fewer errors and improved asset management within weeks.

Friendship House Association of American Indians Inc

Victoria Blacksmith

Executive Director