FundFigure review
Guided cloud accounting for New Hampshire entities, with payroll, budgets, grants, and reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FundFigure is a web-based fund accounting platform for New Hampshire schools, municipalities, businesses, and nonprofits. It brings general ledger accounting, accounts payable, payroll, budgeting, timesheets, bank reconciliation, grant tracking, and year-end close into one cloud system. Its structured fund-function-object chart of accounts supports organizations managing multiple funding purposes, while employee self-service, document filing, and public transparency tools extend beyond core bookkeeping. The strongest fit is an entity that wants accounting, payroll, budgeting, and New Hampshire reporting in one guided platform.
The product’s breadth is its main strength. Accounts payable covers invoice lifecycles, manifests, check printing, and vendor management. Annual budgets include utilization tracking, amendments, alerts, and dashboards, while payroll supports NHRS, direct deposit, and pay stubs. Bank reconciliation connects with Plaid bank feeds, and timesheets include approvals, leave policies, and balance tracking. AI invoice data extraction and document filing can reduce manual entry, while guided year-end close includes period 13 adjustments. These capabilities make FundFigure more than a ledger, particularly for organizations coordinating finance and administration across departments or funds.
Pricing uses a calculator and organization details rather than a fixed published starting tier, and the platform includes a 30-day trial for evaluating fit before a purchase discussion. New Hampshire compliance reports, including DOE-25, NHRS, and NHES, are a clear advantage for organizations operating under those requirements. The tradeoff is regional focus: entities outside New Hampshire may find the compliance emphasis less relevant. FundFigure should suit New Hampshire organizations seeking one cloud accounting environment; organizations needing broader geographic coverage, more listed integrations, or a non-web deployment should consider alternatives.
FundFigure pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines fund accounting, payroll, budgets, grants, and reconciliation
- Includes New Hampshire compliance reports such as DOE-25, NHRS, and NHES
- Adds AI invoice extraction, year-end close guidance, and public transparency
- Where it doesn't
- Designed around New Hampshire requirements and may not fit other regions
- Runs on the web, with Plaid listed as the integration
- Paid pricing requires organization details and contact with sales
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