April is the month when everything seems to start to thaw. It also means it's time to really get back into the SPRING of things. I've got some webinars for you this month that I'm excited about, and I also have an appeal to make to all of you.
This is the third part of my short series highlighting some of my favorite eTapestry Standard Reports. For this final chapter (for now), let's talk about how you can organize donors into giving total groupings with the Recognition According to Gift Amount Ranges report.
In part two of my brief series on some of my favorite eTapestry Standard Reports, I'm going to get into a report that can show you who has given year over year or month over month. Let's talk about the Consecutive Years Report and Consecutive Months Report.
Over the next 10 days, we'll be publishing three blog posts highlighting a few handy Standard Reports inside eTapestry. We start things off by looking at the Giving Dynamics Report found in Executive Reports.
Happy New Year! As January blows in, we know organizations in several countries—and especially those in the United States—need to get tax documents in the mail as soon as possible after closing out the year. This blog will provide you with some resources and tips for getting these out to your donors in a timely manner.
While eReceipting is available for organizations across the world, this is vital for Canadian organizations. Included in this blog post will be some resource links to help these organizations get their tax receipts generated within eTapestry.
Welcome to December, fellow Blackbaud eTapestry® users! Not only is the holiday season already making its presence known to all of us, but it's also the time of year to think about getting your year-end report created. This blog will give you some of my favorite tips to make it a little easier for you to review how you did in 2024.
Last week, I published two blogs on basic tips I always want to emphasize to eTapestry users when it comes to Queries and Reports. Earlier this week, I gave some more tips on Compound Queries. Today, I go back to Reports to speak on the power of Aggregates.
Last week, I published two blogs about some basic tips I always want to make sure users of eTapestry know when it comes to Queries and Reports. This week, I will be covering more specific topics within those two spaces. First, let's talk about a couple of tips for Compound Queries.
Earlier this week, I hope you found my post here on the Community blog with some tips around working with Queries. Today, I have some more tips for you covering Reports.