Morty calculates the statistical likelihood that each constituent has passed away — based on their age and how long it's been since they last appeared in your records — then surfaces those above your threshold for a human to review and confirm. Nothing changes until you say so.
Morty does the math. You make every call that touches a record.
A read-only Raiser's Edge NXT connection. You configure which interaction types count as proof of life — gifts, events, actions, address changes — and what score threshold routes a record to review.
For each constituent with a known birth year, we calculate the statistical likelihood of mortality based on their age and how long it's been since they last showed up in your records. Runs nightly, on birthdays each month, and on demand.
Records above your threshold appear in the approval queue. Confirm deceased and Morty writes the flag back to Raiser's Edge NXT. Mark not deceased and the record is suppressed for 90 days. Nothing is automatic.
The score reflects how statistically likely it is that a constituent has passed away, given their age and how long it's been since they showed up in your records. You decide how high is high enough before a record enters your queue.
The hard part isn’t computing a score — it’s acting on it with care. That’s what Morty is built around.
Morty never edits, archives, or flags a record on its own. Every write back to Raiser's Edge NXT is the result of a staff decision in the approval queue.
Scores are calculated from established mortality data — the same kind used in insurance and pension actuarial work — applied to each constituent's age and last known activity in your CRM.
You choose which interaction types count as proof of life and what score threshold surfaces a record for review. Different teams have different tolerances — Morty accommodates them.
When you confirm a record in the queue, Morty applies the appropriate constituency code or deceased flag back to Raiser's Edge NXT — no copy-paste required.
Connect Raiser’s Edge NXT and run your first scoring pass today. Your queue will be waiting.
