Changelog

Supporter emails now include a promotional block that encourages login to the Donor Portal. This update makes supporters more aware of the portal and its features, which creates more engagement opportunities.

We’ve upgraded how our integration syncs donation and recurring plan data to Bonterra EveryAction. Data still moves in real time, but syncs now complete faster and with greater stability. This results in fewer errors, quicker processing, and less load during high-volume periods.

We’ve upgraded how our integration syncs donation and recurring plan data to Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud. Data still moves in real time, but syncs now complete faster and with greater stability. This results in fewer errors, quicker processing, and less load during high-volume periods.

You can now add a Zakat Calculator to your website, letting supporters determine their Zakat obligation according to Islamic principles and donate in one flow.

You can now map donation data to the Payment object in Salesforce NPSP integration.

We've redesigned how API key permissions work to give you precise control over what each key can access.

The Donor Portal now includes a dedicated Profile section where supporters can manage their personal information. Previously, phone numbers and mailing addresses were only editable within recurring donation settings, while name and email were in a separate Settings area.

The Performance section in your Dashboard's Insights tab now gives you a clearer view of which revenue-boosting tools are active across your campaigns.

You can now track performance for every Element you've used — from Donate Buttons to Goal Meters — all in one place in Insights.

You can now change which Fundraiser a donation or recurring plan belongs to directly from the Dashboard. This fixes situations where donations were made to the wrong Fundraiser or weren't connected to one at all.

Organizations can now enable start dates for daily donations in the Campaign editor. When enabled, supporters can schedule their donations to begin on a specific date (up to 6 months ahead) instead of starting immediately.