Thanking Givers? Do This, Not That
We’ve written before about the importance of thanking givers well, but we’ve never had a show-and-tell of problematic thank-you’s until now.
Back offices of the future don’t just offer a self-service giving portal. They offer a portal that actually serves not only givers, but also staff.
Many people want to hear a real person on the other end of a phone when they interact with organizations. But for routine needs, most consumers are accustomed to and prefer managing their online profiles with the organizations they do business with.
If they’ve gone to the trouble to login, they want to find whatever it is they came to do. If they don’t, you’re not leaving a good impression. And staff is then burdened with managing it for them.
Your current system most likely allows givers to manage their:
In addition to these, Vision2 also offers access to givers’:
With your givers able to access their giving profile and manage their giving, your back office is free to focus on other tasks. Plus, features like our online statements saves time and money that would typically be spent on printing out giving statements. This means more of your resources can be directed to doing God’s work in the kingdom.
Your staff can now be proactive about getting giving statements into your givers hands … but without all the time and expense of printing and mailing tax statements. Our Statement Generator lets staff easily and quickly send givers their year-end statements by email or text. They can even track who has downloaded them (and print and mail a statement to those who have not).
Check out Vision2’s Statement Generator.
Other blogposts in this series:
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