Associating Campaigns, Funds, and Appeals in RENXT

Cary Webb
Cary Webb
Sixth Anniversary Kudos 1 Name Dropper Facilitator 1
in Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT®: General Discussions

We can now view and create campaign, fund, and appeal records in RENXT. Great. I created a new appeal in RENXT and then quickly realized I couldn't associate it with a fund or a campaign. I couldn't associate a fund with an appeal or a campaign, and I couldn't associate a campaign with a fund or an appeal. Yet, in each record there is a section for associated campaigns, funds, and appeals. There is also no way I can see to add a package to the appeal in webview either. This is super annoying. I can do this task in database view, but since database view will be going away eventually I'd like to start doing these tasks in webview to get used to webview. Does anyone know how to associate campaigns, funds, and appeals with each other in webview, and how to add a package to an appeal in webview?

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  • Aldera Chisholm
    Aldera Chisholm Community All-Star
    Sixth Anniversary Kudos 5 Raiser's Edge NXT Fall 2025 Product Update Briefing Badge First Reply

    @Cary Webb Hi Cary, they haven't implemented all the functionality yet for Campaign and Appeal. In the timeline from the last product briefing, it listed “List/Add/Edit” to launch first, and then “Full Management” to come out in a second wave - predicted for Q3 this year. My guess is that we'll see those pieces activate then.

  • Cary Webb
    Cary Webb
    Sixth Anniversary Kudos 1 Name Dropper Facilitator 1

    @Aldera Chisholm

    Ah, thanks for this answer. That's good to know. I missed the last product update briefing.

  • Aldera Chisholm
    Aldera Chisholm Community All-Star
    Sixth Anniversary Kudos 5 Raiser's Edge NXT Fall 2025 Product Update Briefing Badge First Reply

    @Cary Webb I will likely continue creating my appeals in database view until I can create the full appeal/packages online, but I like that we can now go into the Appeals section in web view for quick views on appeal performance, which has some good measures in there.

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