airSlate, a leader in document workflow automation solutions, announced that it has joined Pledge 1%, a global corporate philanthropic community that empowers positive social impact at the local level. airSlate is joining over 12,000 companies around the world who have committed to pledge 1% of either their product, profit, equity, and/or staff time to the charity of their choice. The Boston-based SaaS vendor, airSlate, is proud to announce its commitment by offering its digital solutions at a discounted rate for all nonprofit organizations.
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airSlate’s team has always been passionate about giving back to the community, especially to those social causes that require IT support. One of airSlate’s ongoing projects is to provide software and hardware supplies, along with dedicated IT support, for Computer Science classes in rural high schools. Now, airSlate is pleased to offer nonprofit organizations a 10% discount across its entire suite of products available on Salesforce’s AppExchange: airSlate, signNow eSignature, and DaDaDocs’ PDF editor and form builder.
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“We are honored by the opportunity to join the Pledge 1% global community. 2020 and 2021 have been very challenging years for everyone, especially nonprofits. When operating under pandemic and post-pandemic conditions, NGOs need workflows that are 100% paperless, digital, and automated. We are happy to provide all of the above at discounted prices,” explains Borya Shakhnovich, CEO and co-founder, airSlate.
By joining the Pledge 1% network, airSlate encourages other SaaS vendors to take similar pledges and leverage their business success towards meaningful social impact.
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