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British Heart Foundation

Arti donation pricing and sales-channel allocation

British Heart Foundation reported processing nearly 800,000 donated items weekly with AI support

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Problem

Shops lacked consistent donation records and pricing methods. Sending low-value goods to a central online-listing hub could cost more than their sale value.

Approach

BHF built a Power Apps application connected to its inventory system. Arti used historical retail data to suggest prices and sales channels. The app went live in selected stores in January 2025 and subsequently expanded.

Results

nearly 800,000items processed weekly across shops, with AI support, according to Microsoft's customer storyVendor case study[1]

Takeaway

Price and channel suggestions became part of recording donations. The anticipated financial gains remained projections.

Categories

Innovation type
Process innovation
Evidence
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Sources

Source summaries

[1]Microsoft25 Jul 2025

Microsoft described BHF's live donation-processing app and AI pricing model. It reported nearly 800,000 items processed weekly; additional sales and Gift Aid income were projected.

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Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026
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