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TechUnity

Israeli IT services company and technology arm of The Jewish Agency, specializing in Salesforce CRM, Oracle-ERP, BI, infrastructure and cybersecurity for nonprofits and higher-education institutions.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

TechUnity (Hebrew: טקיוניטי) is an Israeli technology company that provides advanced IT solutions to nonprofit organizations, public-benefit companies and institutions of higher education. It was established as a subsidiary and the technology arm of The Jewish Agency for Israel, and it employs approximately 85 people across offices in Jerusalem and Modi'in. The company positions itself as a full-service technology partner for the social sector, combining consulting, implementation and long-term support. TechUnity's service portfolio spans several core areas. It is one of the pioneers and leaders in implementing Salesforce CRM in Israel, using the platform as a growth engine for nonprofits — particularly for donor recruitment and management, volunteer management, client and activity records. It also delivers organizational systems built on Oracle-ERP infrastructure, covering logistics, finance, orders and human resources, with complementary BI products. In addition, the company supplies computing infrastructure, information security and cybersecurity services, and technical support to thousands of users spread across dozens of sites in Israel and abroad. Its client base is concentrated in the nonprofit and public-benefit space, including academia, fundraising organizations and the Jewish Agency itself. Notable referenced projects include a donation recruitment and donor management system, an academic CRM solution, and an immigration candidate portal for The Jewish Agency in Israel. TechUnity works through business partnerships with leading vendors such as Microsoft, Oracle-ERP and Salesforce, and emphasizes close accompaniment from needs definition through to a complete integrative solution. The company is led by CEO Idit Nager, with a management team covering business development, organizational systems, infrastructure, cyber and information security, finance, and CRM strategic partnerships. It operates under a board of directors chaired by Yair Cohen. As a subsidiary of The Jewish Agency, TechUnity is not publicly listed and serves as a dedicated technology provider to the Jewish Agency network and the broader Israeli nonprofit sector.

History

TechUnity was established as a subsidiary and the technology arm of The Jewish Agency for Israel. Its creation reflected the Jewish Agency's need for a dedicated in-house technology provider capable of serving its own operations as well as the wider ecosystem of nonprofit organizations, public-benefit companies and institutions of higher education in Israel. From its base in Jerusalem, with an additional office in Modi'in, the company grew into a technology organization of approximately 85 employees. It built its practice around several technology pillars: Salesforce CRM, Oracle-ERP organizational systems, business intelligence, computing infrastructure, information security and cybersecurity, and technical support. TechUnity became one of the pioneers and leaders in implementing Salesforce CRM in Israel, positioning the platform as a central growth engine for nonprofits. Its CRM work covers donor recruitment and management, volunteer management, client portfolios and activity records. The company is an official Salesforce partner and also works with complementary technology partners. On the organizational systems side, TechUnity has long experience delivering solutions based on Oracle-ERP infrastructure, providing an integrative answer across modules for logistics, finance, orders and human resources, supported by BI products and a structured, proven methodology. Its infrastructure and cybersecurity practice supplies computing infrastructure, information security and technical support to thousands of users across dozens of sites in Israel and abroad. The company also maintains business partnerships with leading vendors including Microsoft, Oracle-ERP and Salesforce. Among the projects highlighted by the company are a donation recruitment and donor management system, an academic CRM solution, and an immigration candidate portal built for The Jewish Agency in Israel. TechUnity describes its approach as close accompaniment from the stage of defining needs through to a complete integrative solution, with long-term support. The company is managed by CEO Idit Nager and a senior team responsible for business development, organizational systems, infrastructure, cyber and information security, finance, and CRM strategic partnerships. It operates under a board of directors chaired by Yair Cohen. As a subsidiary of The Jewish Agency, TechUnity is privately held and not publicly listed.

  • Established as a subsidiary and technology arm of The Jewish Agency for Israel

  • Grew to approximately 85 employees with offices in Jerusalem and Modi'in

  • Became one of the pioneers and leaders in implementing Salesforce CRM in Israel

  • Delivered an immigration candidate portal for The Jewish Agency in Israel

Products and positioning

Full-service technology partner for nonprofits, public-benefit companies and higher-education institutions, combining vendor partnerships (Salesforce, Oracle-ERP, Microsoft) with long-term support.

  • Salesforce CRM

    Implementation and integration of Salesforce CRM for nonprofits, including donor recruitment, volunteer management and client records.

  • Oracle-ERP organizational systems

    Integrative ERP solutions covering logistics, finance, orders and HR, with BI add-ons.

  • IT infrastructure and cybersecurity

    Computing infrastructure, information security and technical support for thousands of users across dozens of sites.

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