Changelog

We’ve added an animated visual to the Thank You screen shown after a donation. It’s selected automatically based on the tone of the campaign and doesn’t require any setup. The animation adds a touch of personality to the experience and helps supporters feel appreciated right after giving.

We’ve made key updates to the Integrations section in Dashboard to simplify CRM setup and management. The interface is now easier to scan, mapping rules are now searchable, and CRM statuses are shown more clearly — so it’s easier to connect and manage your integrations.

We’ve added a new setting in the Salesforce NPSP integration that lets you map recurring plan statuses from Fundraise Up. It works just like the Opportunity stages mapper.

By default, statuses like Active, Scheduled, Retrying, Completed, Failed, and Canceled are pre-mapped for you, but you can adjust them anytime in the Recurring statuses section under Settings > Integrations > Salesforce NPSP > General settings.

You can now manually sync recurring plans from the plan details page in the Dashboard — just like you can with one-time donations.

Clicking the new Sync button opens a dropdown with two options: sync the plan only, or sync the plan together with all associated installments.

The sync works for both live and test plans and is available for most CRMs — excluding Neon and Kindful — and is not supported for Zapier or Double the Donation integrations.

You can now add Date as a Question type in the checkout form. Supporters select a date from a calendar, and you can use this to collect birthdates, event dates, or any other date-specific information.

Dates automatically adjust to the supporter’s and organization’s regional settings, with no restrictions on past or future selection.

We’ve improved the Performance section in Insights to give organizations a clearer view of how AI-powered features like Pre-donation upsell, Post-donation upsell, and Adaptive cost coverage are performing. A new structured layout makes it easier to compare metrics, track feature usage, and identify optimization opportunities.

The update also introduces dynamic states that show whether a feature is fully enabled, partially enabled, or disabled. AI features can now be enabled for all campaigns at once, making setup faster and easier.