I like the QR scan capability of the admin app, but I don’t like it being limited to the admin mobile app because the person using it ALSO has access to edit all member information, and many other parts of the Wild Apricot account. We really don’t want to be authorizing all of our leaders to have such access to the WA account, when all they are doing is checking event registrants into the event. That’s entirely too risky for us. They could easily go into their account or the account of another and change the financial settings, for example. Why not put the QR scan capability in the member app as well? That way all of our leaders can check in participants and the accounts are all protected from unauthorized edits! You have to rethink this one, seriously.

When mousing over the top menu bar, from group to group, the category/sub category/page literal changes immediately. This is appropriate as a default for pcs that have a movement device and visible cursor. When using smart phones and tablets the situation is not quite the same. It seems that it would be more appropriate on the smaller less capable devices to introduce a delay before changing from one menu item to another, allowing the using a little more time to choose subcategories or page entries without being virtuoso with his/her fingertips. If the intent is not clear please let me know I will expand on my proposal.

We have to have the ability to protect the ID of minors. In Events, mobile app, all levels of administrator have access to at least SEE private info that puts minors at risk. This is a serious violation of the privacy act. When a member joins, the info includes the names of their children who may use the archery range (for example). The only way to manage an event is to give the Event manager admin read only rights, which Also exposes private information of every members family, including minors, addresses, phone numbers & email addresses. This is a serious violation of privacy, when all the event manager needs to be doing is checking in the registered guests at an event. That manager should not have the ability to SEE all the members and their kids of every age! Event management should ONLY be event management. There should be NO access to anything else in the database, and certainly not access to the ID of minors.

Please reverse the sort order for events on the mobile admin app so I can easily/quickly see what's happening next. Currently, when I get to the Events screen, I can choose "All events", "Upcoming events", "Past events", and all of my event tags. If I click on the "Upcoming events" it shows me what's coming up next, but if I click on one of my event tags, it shows me the list in reverse order starting with the event farthest into the future. I would much prefer to see these in upcoming order. Please make that the default, or give me the option to change it.

Within our membership structure we have different Classifications. It would be nice to be able to separate those classifications on the mobile app under the member tab. It is nice that it is alphabetical but would be even better if it could also be separated by classification.

Also, would be great if members who sign up for an event could also renew their membership as well and make one payment instead of two. We hold an annual conference in late February or early March. Our memberships expire April 1. So it would be really helpful to our members to be able to pay for both our conference as well as membership in one transaction.

Thank you!!

Include buttons for all main and secondary menus on mobile devices.

Our website viewed on a mobile device has three bars that intend to indicate a menu. However, we often get feedback that many do not know this and they can’t find resources, news, events, about us, etc. on our site.

We have 7 buttons in our main menu. We also have 7 buttons in our secondary menu. Only the secondary menu buttons appear on mobile devices. The main menu is not shown and is replaced by three bars.

With more and more people using mobile devices for website access, it is important to have our full menu clearly accessible.