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Gifts, Pledges, and Planned Gifts
Gifts in Slate are segmented into three main categories: Gifts, Pledges, and Planned Gifts.
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Required Gift Fields
In order for a gift to be created (whether an outright gift, pledge, or planned gift), it must contain at least the following four data points: Gift Type Gift Status Gift Fund Gift Amount These four elements define the type of gif...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Custom Gift Fields
Fields and prompts can be created and directly associated with individual gifts. By setting the scope of a custom field to Gift , institutions can store custom information about a gift. The Giving Tabs Insert list defines the visibility of the f...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Soft Credits
Soft credits can be applied from any gift to any record within Slate. Leveraging autosuggest functionality, a gift can apply soft credits to any number of records. Soft credits can be configured to be suggested or defaulted automatically based on t...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Opportunities and Proposals
Adding Opportunities and Proposals Major asks are tracked in Slate as Opportunities. A record can have any number of Opportunities. To create a new Opportunity, navigate to the Giving Tab on the record and select New Opportunity. Add the name, date...
Updated : 08 Mar 2024
Honors, Tributes, and Occasions
By default, Slate allows for giving made 'In Honor of' or 'In Memory of' of individuals. Users can search for a specific record for which to link the tribute - or enter a name not linked to a record within the database. Should an occasion be made a...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Payments vs Gifts
Payments and gifts are related, but are separate entities within Slate. A single payment or transaction can have multiple gifts associated with it. For example, a donor may designate gifts across multiple funds. They may wish to designate $100 to a...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Acknowledgement & Receipts
With Form Communications and recurring Deliver mailings, you can send acknowledgments and receipts electronically. Merging in details from the gift and payment details, this method provides an immediate or close-to-immediate method of thanking a d...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Appeals
Specific outreach efforts in the solicitation of a gift can be captured as Appeals . Associated with individual gifts, active appeals can be managed through the special configuration of the Gift Appeal prompt list. This field will only appear when...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Linking Appeals to Gifts
Appeals are stored in the Appeals dataset. As with the constituent record and other dataset appeals, many have their own custom fields and tabs for tracking data around a specific appeal. Appeals are linked to gifts through the Appeal section on ...
Updated : 22 Nov 2023
Customizing Slate Advancement Standard Fields & Prompts
Standard Field Types Slate for Advancement uses various types of standard fields & prompts for giving. Customizable Fields Gift Type 1,2 Gift Status 1,2 Gift Fund 1,2 Gift Amount 1,2 Gift Appeal 1 Campaign 1 Opport...
Updated : 18 Mar 2024
Recurring Payments for Gifts
Recurring payments may be configured for institutions who are using Slate Payments and have the giving module enabled within their database. When configured, donors have the ability to give on a recurring schedule, including: Daily Weekly E...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023
Person-based Gift Receipting
Gift receipts and acknowledgements can be created and tracked on a per person basis. Leveraging query execution modes, as well as subquery comparison operators, a record can be both in the history of the receipt run, and also be returned in new runs...
Updated : 23 Nov 2023