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registered member of the
organization has a secure profile.
When dealing with youth
membership additional restrictions
can be placed in terms of access
control.
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Many organizations have
relationships to each other. For
example, local chapters may fall
under regional organizations which
themselves may fall under a state or
a national organization. Doubleknot
supports an unlimited number of
levels of organization for the
purpose of event coordination,
fundraising, newsletter and document
publication. |
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Event participation history is
maintained for the purpose of record
keeping and communications. |
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Many organizations such as scouting
keep careful track of leadership
positions over the span of a
member's participation in the
organization. Doubleknot provides a
list of standard positions based on
your type of organization, that an
administrator can choose from when
editing member records. The
administrator may also add
additional positions not in the
list. |
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Detailed advancement information,
specific to the type of
organization, can be entered and
tracked. For example, the Boy Scouts
keep track of Rank and Merit
Badges. Doubleknot supplies a list
of standard advancements based on
the type of organization that the
administrator can chose from when
maintaining this information. |
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Searching for a members profile by
other members is organization
hierarchy based. Permission to
search for youth members can be
limited to only specific members.
Search results may be downloaded
into a file that can be opened in
Excel or other desktop applications. |
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Doubleknot maintains unlimited
number of prior year's membership
information. This information can
be used to communicate to prior
members as well as for your own
marketing purposes. |
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Organization content (membership
directory, newsletters, photo
albums, documents, etc.) may be
created on your web site, and access
may be limited to one or more
organizations, a single organization
or a group(s) within one or more
organizations. Access may also be
defined as "public" allowing
non-members to gain access to
certain content. |
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site administrator may create groups
(special interest groups,
committees, etc.). Groups are used
for focused communication and
controlling access to site features
including bulletin boards and
library documents |
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E-mail may be sent to an individual,
the entire organization, individual
groups within an organization. In
addition, if the user has the
correct privileges, across multiple
organizations. |
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Membership Reports contain member
information, leadership history,
advancement history and event
participation. These reports are
specific to an organization type.
For example, Board of Review reports
for scouting would only be available
to scout units. |
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Administrators may view when member
has logged onto the system and what
information they accessed and when
it was accessed. |
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profiles and advancement information
may be imported into the system
using text files. The import file
options are specific to the type of
organization. The text files that
may be imported can be created using
Excel or other desktop applications
or other applications used by the
organization. For example, scouting
files may be imported from and other
scouting programs. |
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(single sign on with access to
multiple organizations): Users that
are members of more than one
organization may access all their
organizations using a single user id
and password. |
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Displays all of the organization's
events with direct links to secure
online registration and payment.
The user may also elect to view the
events for all parent organizations
and where they have permission,
register for parent events. |
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Doubleknot provides easy creation of
organization events including event
description, online payment options,
member and non-member registration
options and presentation options. |
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special event that is optionally
displayed at the top of all screens
for the organization. The event
detail for a fundraising event
displays the financial goal and
progress towards goal. |
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Event administrators can flow funds
received from specific events into
any they account they create. In
addition, in certain situations it
may be applicable for proceeds form
an event to flow into a special
account created by a parent
organization. For example a summer
camp event. |
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: Events registration may be open to
non-members or restricted to only
members. |
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Event attendance is maintained for
record keeping purposes. |
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Throughout the registration process
the attendee list is used to track
registered attendees and communicate
event updates and information. |
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Based on administration privileges
events may be posted on the
calendars of other organizations. |
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invitations may be sent to
accessible organizations and groups
within an organization. |
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Numerous options exist for event
registration depending on how the
event administrator configured the
event. Events may be limited to
members and non-members with further
control as to whom may register. |
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registering for events it is often
necessary to collect registration
information such as the meal
selection for a dinner, or the more
complex set of information that is
required to register for an event
such as summer camp. Administrators
are able to attach to events forms
that are either required to be
completed or are optional. As part
of the online registration wizard,
users are guided thought the process
of completing the forms as well as
other registration steps. See Forms
and Surveys for a more complete
description of this feature. |
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E-mail message is automatically sent
confirming event registration. |
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online event payment using a
credit card or
check is available for any
event. |
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The Forms and Survey functionality
allow the Administrator with the
correct privileges to create custom
forms which may optionally be
attached to an online event or just
be used to capture other information
of interest. The Forms processor
allows the administrator to build
robust forms without having to be a
programmer or know HTML. |
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Survey processor allows for the
creation of robust processing
rules. Based on the answer on a
question the Forms and Survey
processor can lead the user down
different paths. For Example, when
registering for Summer Camp a unit
which is not part of the Council
will be asked different questions
than a unit that is part of the
council. |
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If a form is attached to an event
the administrator can define
optional cost based on a user's
selection. For example if the user
selects the steak vs. the chicken
dinner there might be an additional
$5 charge. |
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reports allow administrators to
export all form and registration
information as well as view a
variety of online reports. |
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An unlimited number of accounts may
be created for keeping track of
different types of event payments. |
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organizations may make available
certain accounts that local
organizations may flow funds to.
For example, a Boy Scout Troop may
flow summer camp transactions to the
councils summer camp account. |
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Reports of all detail credit card
transactions by event by account.
The report does not contain credit
card numbers. |
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Account administrators my request
check requests for the funds from
their account at any time. If fund
requests are not made they are
automatically send on a monthly
basis. |
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Account Administrator may process
credit cards refunds online. |
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Administrators are able to create
unlimited ELists. Lists can be
either private to specific
organization or groups or made
available to the general public.
ELists are used to control email
distribution of content.
Organizations can use ELists to
allow interested parties to sign up
for topics of interest such as a
quarterly Newsletter. EList is
closely associated with the User
Groups functionality. |
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Control over who can signup for a
list is under the total control of
the organizations administrator.
Signup control can be limited to the
administrator, registered members of
the organization, or the
administration can elect to allow
non-registered members (i.e. the
general public) to sign themselves
up to an EList. |
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Administrators are able to create an
unlimited number of bulletin boards. |
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bulletin boards is limited to either
multiple organizations, a single
organization or specific groups
within one or more organizations. |
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access to a bulletin board may elect
to automatically receive an E-mail
when a new message is posted. |
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Administrators may upload any
document into one or more folders
for user viewing. When uploading a
document the administrator may
optionally enter effective dates
which are used to control when and
for how long a document will be
viewable. |
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to documents may be given to the
general public, one or more
organizations or specific groups
within one or more organizations. |
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Administrators are able to create
newsletters and articles that
contain text and graphics. |
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to newsletter articles may be public
or viewable only by the members of
the organization. |
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Once a newsletter is created it can
be send via E-mail to all members of
the organization. |
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If the administrator has the
appropriate privileges, they may
post a newsletter to more than one
organization. This feature is
sometimes useful for parent
organizations that want to publish
their newsletters to their member
organizations. |
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Administrators may create photo
albums and upload an unlimited
number of photographs. |
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to a photo album may be restricted
to the members of an organization or
made public. |
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large files are automatically
compressed to shorten download
times. |
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Administration of all or some
features may be delegated to one or
more members of an organization.
For example, you can have the
treasurer responsible for accounts,
another members responsible for
managing events and the calendar and
another member responsible for
managing the memberships. |
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privileges to each part of the
system may be controled at the
member level. |
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In the case where an administrator
is responsible for administrating
more than one organization, they may
manage all their organizations using
the same user id and password. |
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The site is branded for each
organization from the home page to
the heading that appears at the top
of each screen. There is little (if
any) reference to Doubleknot on any
page. |
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The information on the site is
tailored based on the type of
organization. For example,
leadership position for scouts will
be different for the leadership
positions of a homeowners
association. |
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the ability to securely search for
counselors of a specific badge or
unit. Access is strictly
controlled. The user also has the
ability to download the search
result information or generate a
report of all counselors and badges
taught. |
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Contains counselor names, contact
information, a flag which determines
if their address is displayed,
training dates, and other important
information. |
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all badges taught by each counselor. |
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and/or badges taught by a counselor
may be easily imported from a text
file. |
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Doubleknot offers domain hosting for
those organizations that wish to
access their site using a
organization specific URL such as
http://www.myorganization.com. |
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those that wish to create their own
web pages with links to the
Doubleknot feature-set, we offer FTP
file access and FrontPage
extensions. |
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Browse the product catalog
by product category, hot deals or
new items, and find products via a
simple or advanced search. Product
image and details are displayed.
Products selected are placed in
shopping cart for purchase.
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variations, such as size or color
can be selected by the shopper.
Additionally, products that need to
be personalized (such as a shirt
with a name on it or a personal Boy
Scout patch) will display with a
field for the shopper to provide
personal data. |
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Shoppers can change quantities,
remove items and select a preferred
shipping method for the order.
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Shoppers buy the products in the
shopping cart by providing bill to
information, ship to information and
credit card data. The purchaser has
the ability to ship the order to
another address, select alternate
shipping methods and enter a
discount code. |
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Members and entitled users can track
and cancel orders via order listing
and order detail pages. They can
also add items to and manage a wish
list of desired items.
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Administrators can control the
product pricing, description and
image, product variation surcharges,
placement within the store pages,
and product categorization. |
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function is used by Administrators
to fill orders, process payments,
cancel and credit orders and report
on sales. |
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Administrators use this feature to
set shipping/handling options and
prices, as well as tax calculations.
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