PowerUp Challenge: Second Events Task

Rachel Davey · March 26

The registration form was easy to set up and use. I liked the option to click the ‘cannot attend’ box and still make a donation, very helpful!

Morgan Nikolov · March 27

@Crystal Bruce The ability to see an event’s group, add an event’s location, and mark an event as inactive has really transformed the event management experience in webview! The map that is included in the details tile is a nice touch!

Stacy Cope · March 27

@Crystal Bruce I love how quick it is to set up. You could spend lots of time customizing, or you could use the default settings and be ready to go in minutes.

Chloe Kelly · March 28

@Crystal Bruce
copying details from previous events - adding details that we track for metrics (campaign, appeals, etc.)

Shaundra Mitchener · March 28

@Crystal Bruce The efficiency came from even being able to do it! I have been able to empower key staff to take the reigns creating cultivation, stewardship and fundraising events.

Jessica Cellini · March 30

@Crystal Bruce
The webview layout makes navigating and setting up the event quick and simple. Less jumping from tab to tab.

Leona Sawyer · March 31

@Crystal Bruce We normally use a third party app for creating registration forms for events. But I can definitely see the power of using the forms right in NXT since it updates the event record.

Beth Gallagher · March 31

@Crystal Bruce reporting on attendees easily and for others to easily see

Mike Gochenour · March 31

@Crystal Bruce We're fairly new to utilizing the events module. So far being able to quickly pull a list of registrations, without digging through and making sure that spreadsheets are updated is the most efficiency upgrade I can quickly point out.

Joan Perry · March 31

@Crystal Bruce the ability to add registration AND other fees. creates flexibility. allows us to tie data to constituents.

Tracey Thompson · March 31

@Crystal Bruce Tracking participants and sponsorships is a huge plus. I also like that everything can be kept in one location - advertising, expenses, attendees, registration forms. It will make planning next year's event much easier.

Anna Warner · March 31

@Crystal Bruce, can't do this since my events team uses a different platform. They won't come into RE.

Nicole Neal · March 31

@Crystal Bruce being able to see registrations, sponsorships, and donations all together has made it easier to track everything!

Rachel Cavalier · April 1

@Crystal Bruce

Being able to close registrations on a specific date as well as limit capacity, means that we don't have to keep checking the registrations so often to make sure we aren't oversubscribed.

Elaine Tucker · April 1

@Crystal Bruce ability for sponsors to pay on-line through the event, and having everything in one place

ELIZABETH VAN NESS · April 2

@Crystal Bruce we utilize the events feature for our annual golf tournament. Giving teams and companies the opportunity to register their teams, provide player information and collect fees for sponsorships all in one place is extremely helpful. The only feature I would like to see is the capability to design the form with images and other visual effects to make the form stand out when it is featured on it's own webpage.

Sheila Wortham · April 2

@Crystal Bruce the ability to collect fees and provide team information.

Sarah Robblee · April 2

@Crystal Bruce
We run an annual fundraising event and being able to copy registrant options from other/past events is a huge time saver!

Andrew Jupp · April 2

@Crystal Bruce similar UX as online donation form. pretty simple to use

Lisa Marchi · April 3

@Crystal Bruce Closing the registration when full.

Shreya Sharma · April 3

@Crystal Bruce option for adding other fees and option to the registration forms. I also absolutely love the option of setting the limit so easily.

Tripti Singh · April 3

@Crystal Bruce
Just the feel and look of web view - seeing all together is helpful, gives a better overview

Angel Lawrence · April 3

@Crystal Bruce being able to limits without having to set up reminders to go in and check before closing. Small features are nice like a donor being able to add to calendar or decline and have it update for us!

Julie Rempfer · April 3

@Crystal Bruce While I don't want to lose the personal touch of guests who cannot attend, it is nice to have a decline option. I also like the option to "Close registration on specific date".

Janet Linaweaver · April 4

@Crystal Bruce I actually really like that if any fees have payment associated, the form can't be created until the event is at the very least tied to a fund. I frequently have to play catch-up to set up the financials for events because I'm not told when event forms are going live. I think this will be a great failsafe.

Topher Lovell · April 5

@Crystal Bruce I like the easy access to adding additional donations during the registration process.

Hannah McKinney · April 7

@Crystal Bruce Copying registrant details (like dietary restrictions) from past events is very useful!

Debbie Atkinson · April 8

@Crystal Bruce I use the appeal to separate tickets and sponsors. Can I keep that blank or do I need to use separate forms for each? Also my organization's finance department requires batching. If we launch an online registration form, do the event fees go into a batch for processing?

Cynthia Tsun · April 8

@Crystal Bruce the online form

Kirsten Petersen · April 8

@Crystal Bruce the ability to add registration AND other fees. Also, being able to restrict what certain registrants see with the participant options.

PowerUp Challenge: Second Events Task

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