Alex Sirota
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An error occurred while saving the comment A limited "events coordinator" role could be useful. The role would be a scaled down version of the event manager. These features available to a full events manager would be eliminated from an event coordinator capabilities:
View contacts list
View contact details
Add new contact
Modify contact details
Run saved searches
Export contactsThese financial roles would also be eliminated for an event coordinator:
Add/modify invoices
Record/modify payments
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An error occurred while saving the comment Along side multiple currencies, an ability to configure a bank "account" tagged to transactions would be useful. That way if Wild Apricot Payments allowed multiple bank accounts you could record transactions to different bank accounts, in potentially different currencies.
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Evgeny Zaritovskiy
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Merged together several closely related by meaning ideas – so we can properly resolve them all together, in different live scenarios
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sure thing -- we have published full documentation here
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An error occurred while saving the comment It would be useful to add a "short description" box with a max of 200 characters to an event that can be shown as a preview and used as a macro in email instead of the full description
The event speaker(s) should also be a separate piece of data that could be featured in an email apart from the description. This would make for more marketing-friendly calls to action in an email and remove the need to include the full event description which can get long.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Oleg,
Now that you are able to generate SSL certificates on the fly with Let's Encrypt, even custom domains can be SSL encrypted. This is a good step in the direction of allowing the payment process to occur under the domain of the customer, rather than a third party payments page.
Removing the need to bounce to an outside domain name with wholly different branding is a good user experience boost, and also will allow tracking of goal completion in Google Analytics.
It's a good thing, and I hope you will consider this for future improvements to optimizing the ecommerce experience in Wild Apricot.
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Bryan - Why not just subscribe to uservoice and link it into your site or embed it into a Wild Apricot page. That is what this service is
uservoice.com
An error occurred while saving the comment I second this idea - need to be able to up and down vote comments on discussions and be able to float popular comments "higher" into the discussion tree. Sort of like this Wishlist forum actually :)
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An error occurred while saving the comment To be sure we have identified an approach that seems to work but it does require temporary downtime which is not always allowed or appropriate.
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An error occurred while saving the comment A few other notes on this -- one should allow a decimal point in the extra charge calculation to allow fractions. We use this field with a x 1.00 multiplier to collect donations as part of a membership. If you want to collect a 182.42 membership you can enter 182.42 into the extra charge calculation field but decimal points don't work so we need to run down and edit in the invoice system afterwards to add the remaining amount. This doesn't support the ongoing ability for the member to self-renew with the exact amount.
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a potential issue with the way Wild Apricot currently delivers emails. It appears that the system is configured to "spoof" a sender address. When using a custom domain DKIM and SPF records are added to DNS for the custom domain but that does not always ensure successful email deliverability.
What could be improved is if an undeliverable email can be optionally re-delivered through a functioning real mailbox (rather than spoofing). This has several pieces of added value:
1. Emails will be delivered on behalf of a real mailbox that has storage space and hopefully good email profile. That mailbox must be configured under the custom domain name applied.
2. Because emails are sent through the SMTP server of the mailbox email deliverability should increase.
3. This could be an option to improve email deliverability as spam filters prefer real mailboxes as senders rather than the sender and from emails being different (as is the case now).
Because some hosts do not want hundreds of emails sent through an SMTP server there may be some constraints here. Also there is an added cost for a higher level of email deliverability that may be desired.
In concordance of this request maybe it should be possible deliver an undeliverable email through an alternate SMTP server that is configured optionally by the Wild Apricot admin.
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