It's a key metric for fundraising emails, events emails, basically any email as it informs affinity, stewardship, success rate of comms, etc.

For us we do a lot of confirming with constituent id and I would rather be able to see that instead of their addressee. Is there a way we can make that more prominent.

This kind of batch is for adding new people. Frequently there are otherwise-uncategorizeable notes or details that need to be recorded, and using batch for those, just like for the bio & other tabs, *saves a great deal of time.*

Accepting the NCOA address check results in an address format that shouts "junk mail!" Can NCOA have a manual integration that would flag address changes, but would allow for manual entry of the new address? Most bulk email now avoids the USPS for...

I understand you would not want to delete multiple users to maintain the database, however, in wanting to remove multiple inactive users (deceased) it is not user friendly and tedious and punitive to have to delete multiple journal entries individ...

Currently you have to post credit card credits to general ledger through database view and then post an adjustment in the register separately after you've already recorded it in credit card activity. The process should be the same as for a credit ...

Currently, the system allows for users to either be set up in system security to view all invoices and requisitions OR none. Users can view in web portal the invoice or requisition that they currently have available to approve, but afterwards, can...

It would be useful for my organization be able to have more than one note on a constituent's profile (e.g. one purple and one red). After talking to Support, they recommended I suggest it here as an idea.

We would really like to see the order for credit card number and card type reversed in the payment information section of donation form parts. Our institution does not accept AMEX and currently our donors have run into instances where they have go...

You should be able to easily click on submissions to see who registered or bought tickets. The fact you always have to run a report to find it is ridiculous.