Groups are a wonderful way to organize members by interest. We let members to chose their sport groups when joining and update on their profiles. It is a great time saver for event communications, ie. sending Ski emails only to the skiers group.
We would like to have at least one group that is NOT selectable by the members and to be used by an administrator. The purpose is to be able to have board-only site pages for elected officials.
Today, because we let members chose their own groups we can't use group for this purpose as anyone would be able to select it.
We can't use Level either because a board member may be part of a bundle membership and we don't want to split the bundle and bundle again after their term expires.
So a neat solution will be a reserved Group selection that members can't chose themselves, only an admin can.

When I send event emails and invitations I want to give people the option to add the event to their own calendar. The instructions in HELP say to append the event URL with "/export."

However, this doesn't seem to work. First of all, when I append the /export to the event URL in the body of my email, the whole URL is not clickable as one single URL. When I click on the "export" part of it, it does allow me to download a .ics file, but that is not my calendar application - I use Google calendar. Others use Apple, etc. I want users to be able to add the event to their Google calendar directly from my email invitation. Please upgrade WA to enable this feature.

In the meantime we have been using a third-party app to allow users to register for our Zoom events because Wild Apricot doesn't allow users to add the event to their Google calendar. Zoom does. If we can get this functionality working we'll be able to allow people to register for our events thru Wild Apricot.

Apparently this information (more likely a foreign key) is held somewhere in the contact record, since it's manifest in the Contacts UI, but it's not exposed by the Contacts API. I can retrieve it using the EventRegistrations API with the ContactId and throwing away all but the first record returned, but this takes a lot of wallclock time (suggesting that the server is working pretty hard to collect it).
No new API is needed, but the Contacts API could just include the most recent EventRegistration ID so one could navigate to it, or through it to the Event record as appropriate.
I note in passing that there is a numeric Custom Field 'Registered for specific event'/'RegistredForEvent' but it's not returned by my Contacts call.

I would like an enhancement of the bundle admin/member rights setup. I would like to have all members of a bundle be able to pay the yearly dues. As it is now only one member, the admin, has access to the invoice payment portal through the member profile. In my experience the person who is attempting to pay may randomly be the non admin and they will run into a roadblock in the member profile and not know why they cannot pay. The fallback is that they write a check and mail it to me which is the situation that the website was created to alleviate.
An easy solution (possibly) is to simply give all bundle members the rights that would allow them to see the "pay invoice" button in their profile. No matter which bundle member pays, the status changes to active which prevents other bundle members from double paying.
To address the alternative of "why doesn't the other member pay"? The answer is that my "bundles" are actually homes in a development containing husbands and wives who are both members and who both have busy lives of their own. I am lucky if they take 5 min. to address this issue. They are not going to try to understand the rules of programming logic or try to figure out work arounds, and they shouldn't have to. Paying dues should be an easy task for my members and not an exercise in technology. I hope you can help me with this.

Thank you.