Fundraiser types

• Company fundraisers

  When users pick the fundraiser type 'Company', it will impact the further steps in the fundraiser creation flow and also the communication. We will collect information about the company and the contact person or persons creating the page. Unlike most other fundraisers, we create the user simultaneously with the fundraiser. The information you collect In addition to the usual information, we also collect the following fields: Company name Company registration number Contact persSome readers

• Birthday and Anniversary fundraisers

  This is our 'enhanced' birthday and anniversary fundraiser option. They are made and designed to give a better experience for the fundraiser, hopefully resulting in repeat fundraisers and increased loyalty. The two main differences from standard fundraisers are: No end date, but instead the concept of a celebration date. A much more relevant and targeted email flow. The dates Birthday and Anniversary Fundraisers don't have end dates like other fundraiser types. Instead, they have a cFew readers

• Sponsored fundraisers – how they work and are configured

  Sponsored fundraisers can accept sponsorships in addition to donations. A sponsorship is when a person sponsors the fundraiser with a rate for each unit of activity the person registers. For example, a sponsorship could be €0.50 (the rate) per KM for 100 (the registered activity) KM biked (the unit), equalling a total donation of €50. The unit of activity is most often either KM or laps that a person runs, bikes, or swims. We also support number of trips, steps, meters climbed, and days passedFew readers

• Tribute funds

  This feature is only available on Standard and Premium plans. This is our 'enhanced' in-memory fundraiser option. They are designed to give a better experience for the fundraiser and donors. The three main differences from standard in-memory fundraisers are: No end date. Instead, we use the funeral date together with the birthdate and death date of the person the page is created in memory of. No goal or gamification. A much more relevant and subtle email flow. The tribute fund WFew readers

• Fundraiser tools

  Fundraisers have a separate "dashboard" for managing their fundraisers—we call it Fundraiser Tools. NOTE: Fundraiser Tools are only available for peer-to-peer fundraisers at this time. In Memory fundraisers can manage their fundraisers directly from the fundraiser page. It includes the following features: A prominent progress bar, with an easy way to update the fundraiser goal as the fundraiser progresses. An expanded list of social sharing links, with more social networks, emailSome readers

• Mobile donation forms

  Each fundraiser has a mobile donation form. These are short donation forms optimised for use when sharing on mobile. They only have mobile payments as an option (so only MobilePay (DK), Swish (SE), and Vipps (NO)). These can be used when the contact details of donors are less important. The mobile donation form is mainly used for a unique QR code linking to this form. This makes it possible to promote the QR code in physical spaces, where donors can make a very quick donation using their mobileSome readers

• QR codes for fundraising pages

  QR codes are images that, when scanned on a phone, take a person directly to a specific website. They are basically scannable links. Most modern phones can scan QR codes using their cameras, only requiring the person to simply hold the camera in front of a code for a short period, and their phone will automatically take them to the website. Fundraisers can add their QR codes to t-shirts, flyers, and any other print materials. They can also be used by those more extroverted fundraisers to shareSome readers

• Live updating TV screen

  This is a special view of the fundraising page made to fit TV screens in a 16:9 format. It live-updates without the need to refresh the page and shows the last 6 donations (with names but without comments) together with the progress bar. To access it, the fundraiser (or you as an administrator) can find the link under Fundraiser Tools. Here, it is listed as a sharing option. The screen can also be found by simply adding "/screSome readers

• The Fundraiser Coach

  The Fundraiser Coach is BetterNow's automated machine learning system that helps nudge your fundraisers to perform the most relevant actions at the right time to boost their fundraising results. NOTE: The Fundraiser Coach is only available for peer-to-peer fundraisers at this time. Support for in-memory fundraisers is under consideration. The system uses our trove of data reaching back almost a decade and compares it to the current fundraiser on over 30 different data points, such as whethFew readers

• Edit the 'created by' field

  You can edit the 'created by' field on your fundraiser so it shows something other than the name of your user profile. This can be relevant if you are fundraising as a group or a company. To do this, first log in and go to the edit fundraiser page. Simply add the new name under the 'Name shown' field.Few readers

• Donation thank you messages

  Fundraisers can add a thank-you message to all donations on their fundraising page. How to post a Thank You Message Every time someone donates, the donation will pop up in the activity flow (see "Recent Activity") on the fundraising page, and the fundraiser will receive a notification via email. thank-you Here, a thank you message can be posted on each donation, and it will be displayed on the fundraiser page below the donation. When the fundraiser posts a thank-you message on the donaFew readers

• Automated fundraiser emails / Stewardship journey

  Every time a new fundraiser is created, the user automatically receives a welcome email with tips and tricks on how to get the most out of their fundraising experience. In addition, a number of triggered emails will be sent out. This can be everything from how to optimise your fundraising page, to a congratulations email for reaching a goal, or a reminder that no donations have been coming in for a while. See the complete list below. If you wish to know the details of the automation or see theFew readers

• Notification on new donations

  Every time a fundraiser receives a new donation, the fundraiser can receive an email notification in their inbox. This is the default. They can choose to either disable these notifications or have them grouped into daily or weekly notifications.Few readers

• Fundraiser status update

  Fundraisers can update their donors and page visitors on their fundraising progress and news by using the update functionality. An update will be placed in the activity stream and can be created by the fundraiser when logged in. They can create the update directly from their fundraising page at the top of the activity stream. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/4/1/4/14144758d700c800/screenshot-2021-05-02-at-21184bb9rwa.png =813xauto) The update can be deleted afterwaFew readers