This is a two-part process to integrate Eventbrite and DonorDock via Zapier, which allows you to sync events and ticket purchases between the two programs.

If I told you there was one key to unlocking your organization’s greatest potential, you might raise your eyebrows when you found out my secret.

While it tends to go against my personality, I continue to learn that when developing a really good software product, we must default to saying no. We operate in a societal culture where we are too quick to say yes to everything – after all, many of us are “go-getters” and “pleasers”. We WANT to say yes…it feels GOOD to say yes…but it isn’t always BEST to say yes. Building a good software product is about having a coherent view of the problem you are trying to solve, and determining the simplest approach on how to solve that problem. It isn’t about trying to code for every edge case or adding features for the sake of adding features, even when those features might seem “useful”.

We walked through the latest updates to our Marketing Templates. We followed that up with how to send one-off letters through individual records and the action board, then showed how to generate bulk letters and merging mailing labels.

Talking about updates released for reporting and reporting best practices, as well as discussing future enhancements we are considering for reporting and badging.

DonorDock allows you to embed donation forms directly into your website for a fully customized experience. Here are a few examples.

A frequent and common request we have received since our very early days is to support integrating DonorDock with QuickBooks.

Two weeks ago, we discussed how to import data from other systems which bridged the gap of consolidating your data into DonorDock rather than using multiple systems. Last week you got to hear from both Erika and Matt as they volleyed the training to cover two different topics.

This post focuses on email templates, which are there to serve the framework to get you started or simply spark inspiration in the communication you want to put together.