Recent Updates
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Updated on: Aug 21, 2018
Creating Individually Scheduled Volunteer Opportunities
<p>In the Spring '16 release of HandsOn Connect we introduced a new type of Volunteer Opportunity Schedule: "Individually Scheduled"</p> -
Updated on: Aug 21, 2018
Create a Volunteer Opportunity (Date and Time Specific)
<p>Volunteer Opportunities are always created using the Create Volunteer Opportunity link in the "Create Volunteer Opportunity" widget on the left sidebar of the page.</p> <p>In this step-by-step flow, you'll be able to create all required elements of a volunteer opportunity, as well as one or more occurrences (dates / times / location) that the opportunity takes place.</p> <p><em>NOTE: The flow for creating volunteer opportunities can be customized to include additional fields of information, so your version may have more or fewer fields than in the documentation below. Contact HandsOn Connect support for pricing information if you wish to have your flow customized in any way.</em></p> -
Updated on: Aug 14, 2018
Button Block
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Updated on: Aug 14, 2018
Social Networks Block
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Updated on: Jul 24, 2018
Working with Locations
Manual Using the Sharing Portal -
Updated on: Jul 24, 2018
Creating a new Volunteer Opportunity
Manual Using the Sharing Portal -
Updated on: Jul 05, 2018
Working with Images (Overview)
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Updated on: May 31, 2018
Creating and Editing bilingual Volunteer Opportunities
Manual Using the Sharing Portal -
Updated on: May 30, 2018
Turning a list of new contacts into a team and signing them up administratively. (Batch creation 101)
<p>The trickiest administrative chore is administratively taking a list of NEW contacts, adding them to a team, and then making connections for the team members. This post shows you the quickest way to accomplish this using Salesforce's new import wizard, along with advanced features in HandsOn Connect to quickly create contacts, a team, add the contacts to the team, and then make team connections for them! It's a multi-step process but when you have the right steps down, it can become quick and easy.</p> <p>If the contacts already exist in the system you do not need Steps 1 and 2 below. For more info see the posts <a href="../../data/l/135061?data-resolve-url=true&data-manual-id=3432" data-object-class="article" data-object-uuid="58548b04-ff35-4e0c-9871-5b6d5a5bcd8f" data-object-manual-uuid="2C3C7960-E3D9-012F-D5C5-12313804AAC3" data-resolve-url="true" target="_blank">batch creating team members</a> and <a href="../../data/l/135060?data-resolve-url=true&data-manual-id=3432" data-object-class="article" data-object-uuid="82924371-4f22-4f39-97e1-2c2a0507a69d" data-object-manual-uuid="2C3C7960-E3D9-012F-D5C5-12313804AAC3" data-resolve-url="true" target="_blank">batch creating connections</a> </p> <p>In this scenario we are discussing the 'bare bones' approach. You have a list of names, and just want to connect them to a team and an opportunity (and don't expect them to ever log in, create accounts, or manage themselves.)</p> -
Updated on: May 30, 2018
Simple GDPR Notice (Sample)