Changelog

• Record a donation — opens the existing donation-entry panel.
• Honest totals — removes growth percentages unsupported by your data.
• Clear guidance — explains the donation shortcut in five languages.

• Notes timeline — notes from New Contact now appear here
• Recent Activity — note previews now display as plain text
• Consistent note limit — creating and editing notes allows 10,000 characters

• Every text checked — SMS enablement is rechecked immediately before Twilio handoff
• Running batches cancelled — turning SMS off stops the remaining sends
• Clear message outcomes — unsent texts show as failed; already-sent rows stay untouched
• History stays readable — batch history and progress remain available with SMS off
• Expired schedules resolved — batches past their send window are cancelled, with queued messages marked failed
• Pre-launch timing — staggered background jobs mean scheduled sends, sequence steps, and reconciliation can take up to 30 minutes before launch

GiveLink announces each completed gift internally, and that announcement is what drives everything downstream: Zapier, webhooks to your other systems, thank-you email sequences, and the AI plays. Three ways of recording a gift never made that announcement — so to a connected Zap, they looked like nothing happened.

• Donor-advised-fund grants now count. When a DAF grant completes, your campaign total and the donor's lifetime giving move, and your automations run.
• Recovered card gifts are announced. A donation whose confirmation arrived late used to be quietly completed with a receipt and nothing else. Now it triggers the same follow-up as any other gift.
• Hand-entered checks and cash behave like real gifts. Recording a check now reaches your Zaps and thank-you sequences the same way an online donation does.
• Each announcement says where the gift came from — online, recovered, hand-entered, or DAF — so your automations can treat a recovered charge differently from a fresh one.
• No double thank-yous. If a gift is announced twice — say, once live and once by the recovery job — GiveLink recognizes the duplicate and your donor hears from you once.
• Steadier Zapier delivery. If one of your connected endpoints is down, GiveLink retries only that one instead of re-firing the Zaps that already succeeded.

Bulk historical imports still stay silent on purpose: loading five years of gift history should never send five years of thank-you emails.

• Localized amounts everywhere — currency follows your language's separators and symbol placement
• Localized dates everywhere — month names and date order match your language
• Donor portal included — giving history, receipts, and subscriptions format correctly
• Agent settings translated — the whole page now reads in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Chinese
• One consistent standard — every screen formats the same way, no more mixed styles

GiveLink writes one Salesforce record per gift: an Opportunity if your org runs NPSP, a Gift Transaction if it runs Nonprofit Cloud. Field mappings customize that record. Mappings saved against any other object were stored but never sent, because the sync only reads mappings for the gift object.

The Add Mapping form used to offer objects the sync would ignore. It now offers the one it uses.

• Add Mapping targets your gift object. The form names it directly, and shows the Salesforce API name next to the label when the two differ, so you can see exactly where a field will be written.
• Existing mappings stay exactly where they are. Sections for Contact, Account, Campaign, or anything else you already had still list every mapping. Nothing was deleted or rewritten.
• Those sections now say what they do. Each one carries a note: mappings on that object are stored but not written to Salesforce, and only your gift object's fields sync today.
• The field list handles failure honestly. If Salesforce doesn't answer, you get the reason and a retry instead of an empty dropdown.

A full pass over the settings area, fixing every place it could mislead you:

• One honest Stripe status. The Payments page and the Integrations page previously computed your Stripe Connect status differently — one could say "Setup Incomplete" while the other said "accepting payments." Both now read the same live status, and a temporary Stripe outage shows as exactly that instead of falsely telling you to redo onboarding.
• Text Messaging in navigation. SMS settings existed but weren't listed anywhere — the page now appears under Channels when SMS is available.
• No more endless profile scans. If an Org Intelligence scan was interrupted, the settings page could show "Building your profile… about 5 minutes" indefinitely. It now recovers to your profile review, and a scan that truly failed shows a retry instead of a spinner.

Donations recorded by hand (checks, cash, imports) carry no processor fees, so your organization nets the full gift. The payment detail panel now says exactly that, instead of showing $0.00.

Quality fixes shipped today:

• Fee breakdown tells the truth. The payment detail panel's "Platform Fee" line was showing the combined card-processing + platform amount, overstating GiveLink's share. It now shows only GiveLink's fee, matching what your donors saw at checkout.
• Download Receipt works. The receipt download button on the payment detail panel now generates a secure PDF link for any settled donation — including historical and imported gifts that never had a receipt emailed.
• Dashboard navigation stays put. The Tasks, Messages, and AI Agents links in the sidebar previously bounced you out to the marketing site. They now take you where they say they will.
• The demo is self-contained. Donation pages, fundraiser leaderboards, and the donor portal opened from the demo dashboard now show the demo organization's data instead of resolving against live data.
• Preview Pro on the demo. A new banner at the top of the demo dashboard lets you flip between Hope Foundation (Starter) and Sunrise Initiative (Pro), so you can explore premium surfaces like the Director suite before upgrading.

• One settings view — groups retention, monthly giving, and Director work
• Clear operating controls — shows enablement, autonomy, caps, and safety pauses
• Honest access states — unavailable Director tools remain visibly locked
• Director-suite groundwork — prepares prospect, briefing, and board workflows
• Staff-first safeguards — keeps Director play outputs inside the team

Every donation receipt link — in receipt emails, on the thank-you page, and in admin resends — is now cryptographically signed and expires after 24 months.

• Long enough for taxes. A receipt link from any gift keeps working through the following tax season, including extensions.
• After it expires, the donor sees a friendly note directing them to their secure donor portal, where every historical receipt remains available.
• Old links can no longer start a monthly gift. The post-donation "make it monthly" offer now only appears within a day of the gift itself, never on a receipt link opened months later.

No action needed from donors or admins — new receipts get protected links automatically.

Your organization's email reputation is now protected automatically, and event attendees finally show up where you'd expect them — in your contacts.

• Bounced and complained addresses stop receiving email immediately. When a message bounces or a recipient marks it as spam, GiveLink records it and every future send respects it — no more repeat sends to dead or unhappy inboxes.
• Daily send limits protect your sender reputation. Each organization now has sensible daily email volume limits. Anything over the limit is held and sent the next day — never silently dropped — and you'll see exactly what was deferred and why.
• Event attendees become contacts. Registering for an event now creates (or matches) a contact automatically, and a new Attendees filter on the Contacts page lets you see them in one click. Existing attendees have been matched retroactively.
• The Source filter tells the truth. Contacts now track how they arrived — added manually, imported, from a donation, or from an event — and you can filter by any of them.
• Honor and memorial notice recipients get a one-click opt-out. Dedication notices ("a gift was made in your honor") now include a link to stop future notices from that organization — no account needed, available in English and French.
• Merging contacts no longer loses email journey progress. When two contact records are merged, active email series continue from whichever record was furthest along.

Monthly giving is the most valuable revenue a nonprofit has. Four new capabilities help you grow and protect it.

• A monthly option right after the gift. When a donor completes a one-time card donation, the thank-you page — hosted or embedded widget — offers a monthly gift at a friendly suggested amount, using the card already on file. One click, first charge in 30 days, and "No thanks" gets exactly the same visual weight as the accept button. No tips. No tricks.
• Repeat donors get a monthly invitation. A new play spots donors with a pattern of one-time gifts and proposes a monthly-giving ask at an amount grounded in their actual giving history — with cooldowns so nobody is asked twice in a season.
• Failed renewals get rescued, not ignored. When a monthly charge fails, GiveLink pauses fundraising appeals to that donor while the card retries, and creates a task for your team when a high-value gift needs a personal touch. You see the save; the donor never feels hounded.
• A full year of giving earns a thoughtful ask. After 12 successful monthly gifts, the agent suggests a modest increase — at least $5 or 15% — at most once per year, in suggest mode so you approve every ask.

Every play honors your per-play switches, suggest-vs-auto modes, and contact preferences. The conversion and anniversary plays ship off by default — turn them on from your agents dashboard when you're ready.

Your donor relationships now have an autopilot — with you holding the controls.

• First gifts get celebrated automatically. When a donor's genuinely first gift arrives, GiveLink creates a thank-you call task for your team within 48 hours and starts a welcome email journey. Imported gift history counts: a longtime donor whose records you migrated will never get a "thanks for your first gift" email.
• Second gifts get nurtured. Around day 35–45, the agent drafts a second-gift ask for your approval, with a day-90 rescue touch if the moment passes. When the second gift lands, open asks close automatically and a celebration follows.
• Lapsed donors get a respectful win-back. New LYBUNT/SYBUNT plays (donors who gave last year — or some year — but not this one) run pre-lapse and save windows on your fiscal calendar, ending with a single, no-pressure "the door stays open" note. These ship off by default and ramp gradually (max 50/day for the first two weeks) when you turn them on.
• Event attendees can become donors. A new play follows up with attendees after an event wraps, inviting them to support the cause they showed up for.
• Every play respects your guardrails. Per-play on/off switches, suggest-vs-auto modes, daily action caps, monthly cost caps, and automatic pause on spam complaints — all enforced before anything sends.

• A Tasks inbox in your dashboard — every follow-up your team owes a donor (thank-you calls, second-gift reviews, data checks) lives in one filterable list: Open, Mine, Unassigned, Snoozed, Done
• Tasks on the donor's record — each contact page shows that donor's open tasks with a one-click way to add another, so context and to-do live together
• Create tasks today, AI creates them tomorrow — your team can add tasks right now; as GiveLink's fundraising plays roll out, the AI will file its own follow-ups into the same inbox
• A weekly nudge that respects your time — owners and admins get one email listing tasks that are due or overdue; no email at all when nothing needs attention
• Snooze, assign, complete, export — snooze a task until you're ready, hand it to a teammate, confirm before dismissing, and export the list to a spreadsheet with your filters applied
• Duplicate-donor safe — when you merge two donor records, their tasks follow the surviving record automatically

• Accounts list loads again — a database query bug introduced two days ago made the Accounts page show an error instead of your households and organizations; it now loads normally, including each account's primary contact
• Payment stat cards display at full size — Total Raised, Payment Count, Average Gift, and Recurring % were rendering squeezed into a sliver with clipped numbers; they now spread across the page as intended
• Clearer search hint on Payments — the search box now says "Search by contact name or email..." so it's obvious how to find a specific donor's payments

• Every contact is reachable — the Contacts list now pages through your entire donor base (previously only the first 100 alphabetical contacts were browsable), with the same pagination controls as every other list
• One-click donor segments — filter Contacts by Champion, Loyal, Promising, New, At risk, Hibernating, or Lost right above the table, and share the filtered view with a link
• The Activity feed speaks human — entries now read "Donation received — $50.00 from Diego Bilingue" instead of "payment confirmed," each gift appears once instead of twice, and refunds and recurring failures are labeled plainly
• Tasks moved to a cleaner address — the Tasks page now lives at /tasks like its siblings; old links (including emailed digests) redirect automatically
• Consistent buttons everywhere — every list page's create button now reads "New [Thing]" with a matching icon
• Demo site is current again — demo.givelink.ai had quietly fallen a month behind; it now updates automatically with every release

• One gate for every send — thank-you and anniversary emails, campaign blasts, membership renewal reminders, event and fundraiser emails, receipts, refund notices, and text messages all now pass through the same "may we contact this donor?" check before anything goes out
• Opt-outs mean opt-out — a donor who unsubscribed, texted STOP, or was marked bereaved will not receive appeals from any corner of the platform, including automated ones
• Fundraising asks are labeled as asks — campaign launch and final-push emails now count toward each donor's contact-frequency limit, so an active campaign can't quietly over-email your supporters
• Emails go to the donor's current address — bulk sends re-check the donor's email at send time instead of using the address from when the send was queued
• Suppressed messages are visible, not silent — when a message is held back, the timeline shows it as "Suppressed" with the reason, so admins know it was deliberate and don't retry it
• AI-written emails are scrubbed before sending — agent-drafted email content is sanitized at the send boundary as an extra safety layer

• Every Settings page now has a proper header — a clear title and one-line description at the top of all 15 sections (Branding, Team, Receipts, Salesforce, and the rest), so you always know where you are
• Import history reads like English — statuses now show as "Active," "Completed," "Failed" instead of lowercase codes, and the source column says "CSV import" instead of "Csv_import"
• Danger Zone no longer hides — on smaller screens the settings menu quietly cut off its last section; a visible scroll indicator now makes it reachable
• Clearer small labels — team member rows now say "Joined 4/8/2026" instead of a bare date, and the custom-fields button matches the "New X" convention used everywhere else

• Status updates by email — when your text-messaging registration is approved, rejected, or cancelled, you get an email right away instead of wondering where it stands
• Plain-English help when something's rejected — if a carrier rejects your registration, GiveLink explains exactly what went wrong and what to fix, turning cryptic carrier codes into clear next steps
• Cancel with a grace period — you can turn text messaging off whenever you want, with a 30-to-90 day window before it's fully removed, so nothing disappears out from under you
• At-a-glance status in the app — a banner flags a rejected registration or an approaching grace-period deadline right where you'll see it, so it never slips by
• Turn it back on anytime — reactivating your text-messaging service is a single click

• Consistent everywhere — all four pages now share the same layout, filters, and controls as payments and contacts, so nothing needs relearning
• Search and quick filters — live search plus one-click pills (Active/Inactive campaigns, Household/Organization accounts, registration status) on every page
• CSV export on every list — matching whatever filters you have applied
• New account page — you can now create a household or organization account directly, with an optional primary contact
• Registrations load completely — a behind-the-scenes fix means large events no longer silently cap the attendee list
• Clear when something goes wrong — if a list or export fails to load, you now see a message and a Retry button instead of a silent blank

• One gate for every send — AI agent emails, automated email sequences, bulk email, and text messages all pass through the same "may we contact this donor?" check before anything goes out
• Agent emails are fully compliant — every AI-sent email now carries the unsubscribe link and postal address the law requires, with the recipient address taken from your donor records (never from an AI-generated draft)
• Sensitive situations respected — a bereavement or memorial note on a donor now blocks appeals, updates, and texts while still allowing tax receipts to go out
• Last-second re-check on bulk email — a donor who opts out after a bulk send is queued but before it goes out is quietly removed, not mailed
• Fatigue protection groundwork — every outgoing message is now labeled with its purpose, so upcoming frequency caps can stop any donor from being over-contacted

• Accurate row counts — list pages that load one page at a time now tell screen readers exactly which rows are visible, instead of over-promising rows that aren't on screen yet
• Filter results announced — changing a filter now speaks the new result count aloud ("12 results") so people using a screen reader hear what changed without hunting for it
• Keyboard-grid behavior where it belongs — the full selectable-grid interaction is reserved for tables you actually select rows in, so keyboard users get predictable navigation everywhere else
• Consistent list titles — every list page header now uses the same italic serif style, so the app looks like one product rather than a patchwork

• Table controls localized — "Rows per page," "Showing 1–25 of 200," the page-navigation buttons, and "No results found" now render in your admin's chosen language across every list page
• Detail tabs too — the payment tables on contact and campaign detail pages got the same treatment, so non-English admins no longer hit stray English in the footer
• Spoken results localized — the result-count a screen reader announces when you filter a list is now in your language, matching the rest of the page

• Immediate lockout — deactivated users and members of deactivated organizations are rejected on every route the instant the change takes effect
• Exports protected — donor data exports now verify the requesting user, not just the organization
• No account-status hints — rejected requests look identical to signed-out requests

• Recent activity details — reviewer and result context are visible
• Action audit page — each action has a decision trail
• PII redaction — emails are masked in feeds and audit views
• Safe payload summaries — raw agent data stays out of the UI
• Weekly Coordinator summaries — scheduled briefings are registered

• Coordinator briefings live — every organization now receives the weekly fundraising briefing included in the 1% plan
• Stewardship suggestions live — donor thank-you and follow-up suggestions now run for every organization
• Text messaging unblocked — SMS opt-in and sending now work on every plan that includes them
• One source of truth for plan features — feature access now flows through a single capability map, with tests that catch any future drift
• Donation math untouched — independent review verified fees are byte-for-byte identical before and after

• Abandoned donations resolve themselves — a gift that starts but never reaches the card step is automatically marked failed within 24 hours, so your payments list reflects reality
• Real charges always win — if a donation completes at the exact moment a cleanup runs, the completed gift takes priority every time
• Double-charge protection tightened — retry-safety keys were hardened so a network hiccup during checkout can never create two charges or two receipts

• Custom fields render on every donor surface — the hosted donation page, peer-to-peer fundraiser pages, and the embeddable widget all show the questions you've added to a campaign
• Required questions are enforced before submit — a donor can't complete a gift with a required field empty, and they're told inline instead of hitting a confusing error
• Per-campaign required override — the same field can be optional on one campaign and required on another
• Fully translated — field chrome appears in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Chinese

• Transparent widget body — embeds no longer inherit app cream
• Independent page shells — embeds, the app, and public pages no longer share styling
• Branded 404 page — mistyped links show a friendly path back home
• Loading surfaces — public, portal, agents, and widget shells stay consistent

• Refunds — a failed refund keeps the dialog open with the reason shown inline
• Recurring gifts — pause, resume, cancel, and amount changes show named errors ("Pause failed") instead of a generic flash
• Plain-English errors — raw technical jargon from the server is filtered out of what admins see
• Keyboard and screen-reader friendly — focus stays put on failure and errors are announced properly

• Four shipped features now visible — Campaign Health Scores, Board Reports, Ambassador Programs, and Text Messaging joined the features page
• Payout timing stated precisely — every page now matches the fees disclosure: typically within 2 business days for established accounts
• Spanish marked live — donor flows, receipts, and the donor portal speak English and Spanish today
• Webhook docs corrected — the integrations card lists exactly the four event types that exist

• No more blank flashes — opening a payments detail, a sequence, an agent settings page, or the SMS usage report now shows a placeholder that matches the real layout while data loads
• Placeholders match the page — table pages show table-row placeholders, detail pages show the rail and tabs, forms show their fields, so nothing jumps when content arrives
• Spinners and "Loading…" text replaced — several pages that showed a bare spinner or plain text now use the shape-matched skeleton instead

• Mobile card fallback — rows become scannable cards on phones
• Column priorities — important fields lead each card
• Campaign table upgrade — campaigns use the shared data table
• Phone-width layouts — tested without sideways scrolling

• Five launch languages — setup and review copy is complete
• Setup wizard copy — stage prompts no longer hardcode English
• Review dashboard copy — summaries and placeholders stay translated
• Plural coverage — source counts follow each locale's grammar

• Bookmarkable, shareable views — the active filters, sort, page, and page size all live in the web address, so you can bookmark or send a colleague the exact view you're looking at
• Loads only what it shows — the list pages the data instead of pulling every payment at once, so large accounts open quickly
• Consistent status everywhere — "Succeeded," "Refunded," "Disputed," and the rest now use one shared set of colors and labels across the table, detail panel, and every other surface
• Smarter export — CSV export now honors your search box and active filters, and tells you clearly when nothing matches instead of doing nothing

• Add-card form — saves a replacement card securely
• Past-due targeting — only the donor's organization updates
• Default card update — Stripe retries use the new card
• Five-locale copy — repair prompts use gift and card language

• No more silently-skipped receipts — a receipt email that fails to send is now properly retried instead of occasionally being marked done and skipped
• No duplicate Salesforce records — two workers racing to sync the same donation can no longer create two Opportunities; the database guarantees exactly one
• Webhooks don't double-fire on retry — integration notifications now carry a stable ID, so a retry skips endpoints that already received the event

• Survives anything — a send interrupted mid-batch picks up exactly where it left off
• Never double-sends — every recipient carries a delivery receipt the email provider deduplicates
• Consent checked at send time — a donor who unsubscribes after a send is queued is skipped automatically
• Live job status — the send screen shows queued, sending, sent, and skipped counts as the job runs

• Safer uploads — the library that reads your uploaded spreadsheets was replaced with a maintained one that has no known security advisory, closing a vulnerability that ran on every import
• Same protections — file-size, row, sheet, and column limits plus the memory safeguards that stop an oversized or malicious file are all unchanged
• Legacy .xls — pre-2007 .xls files are now declined with a clear prompt to re-save as .xlsx; modern .xlsx and .csv imports work exactly as before

• Refund-aware totals — a refunded or partially refunded gift no longer inflates a donor's year-end statement; email and portal now agree to the cent
• One total per currency — donors who gave in more than one currency now see a separate, correctly-formatted total for each (a $100 gift and a €40 gift no longer add up to a meaningless "140") across the portal, PDF download, spreadsheet export, and year-end email
• Cleaner spreadsheet exports — donor exports include both an exact-cents column and a ready-to-read dollars column
• Check-in requires sign-in — event check-in scanning is now limited to signed-in staff of your organization, and a double scan shows a clear "already checked in" instead of overwriting the record

• Real plan tier in preview — the preview previously assumed the 1% starter rate for every organization; it now uses your actual plan
• Negotiated card rates respected — organizations with a custom card processing rate see that rate reflected in preview totals
• Preview equals checkout — the preview and the live donation flow now compute totals identically, so what you test is what donors pay

• Donation form chrome — giving steps use locale messages
• Donor portal — history, receipts, cards, and profile are translated
• Receipt formatting — amounts and dates use locale-aware helpers
• Spanish campaign chrome — stats, tabs, and buttons stay localized
• Receipt emails — donor locale follows the gift

• Start Fundraising flow — supporter details create a page
• Pending approval — new fundraisers wait for review
• Auto-approve setting — trusted orgs can skip review
• Safe auth return — sign-in resumes the saved fundraiser draft

• Invoice adoption — first invoices reuse the checkout row
• Stripe compatibility — renewals follow Stripe's latest invoice format
• Renewal receipts — monthly gifts keep their records
• Retry-safe updates — duplicate deliveries skip cleanly

• Core page pass — campaigns, contacts, payments, and settings checked live
• Mobile page headers — actions stack instead of clipping
• Reduced-motion loading — skeleton states respect preferences
• Funds settings — existing funds controls are wired
• Danger zone actions — export and delete flows use real mutations

• Donation receipts — use snapshot organization details
• Year-end statements — avoid blank EIN rows and overbroad tax wording
• DAF acknowledgements — grants get DAF-appropriate language
• Marketing footers — postal address and unsubscribe headers are enforced
• Sequence sending — failed sends no longer advance quietly

• Partial refunds — show only the returned amount
• Transfer reversals — nonprofit share is pulled back correctly
• Same-gift locking — concurrent refunds resolve one at a time
• Stripe Dashboard refunds — donors receive the same receipt follow-up
• Chargeback recovery — full disputes recover the nonprofit share

• Net-of-refunds totals — reports show money actually kept
• Recurring analysis — monthly donors count once per active subscription
• Recorded fees — billing uses Stripe-recorded platform fees
• Accounting exports — CSVs include refund, fee, and net columns
• Report reliability — scorecards and recurring leaderboards load consistently

• Donation page logo — organization branding renders in the header
• Thank-you page logo — confirmation screens stay branded
• Receipt page logo — donors see the same organization identity
• Trusted image host — Clerk logo URLs work with Next image handling

• Source-system gift IDs — detect prior imported gifts
• Review checklist gates — only unresolved decisions block import
• Queued chat requests — prevent duplicate AI send races
• Simultaneous uploads — concurrent imports no longer duplicate contacts
• Accessible wizard controls — file, chat, and mapping fields are named

• Dedications preserved — honor and memory details reach the gift
• Plain donor errors — raw codes stay out of the form
• Try again button — failed widget loads can recover
• Visible field labels — donor details are easier to complete
• Campaign minimums — low gifts are caught before submission

• Bank connected screen — confirms the handoff after Stripe
• Webhook-lag polling — waits for Stripe before rerouting
• Role-aware guidance — non-admins know who to ask
• Plain-English requirements — Stripe needs grouped by topic

• Accounts — group contacts by household, company, or foundation and see giving at the organization level
• Multi-address support — store home, work, and mailing addresses per contact with a single primary for receipts
• Contact relationships — map family members, colleagues, board connections, and referral sources between contacts
• Notes and interaction logging — record phone calls, meetings, and context directly on the contact timeline
• Consent and preferences — track communication opt-ins, channel preferences, and consent history per contact
• AI contact summaries — after 5 interactions, GiveLink auto-generates a donor profile with tags like "Board Member" and "Major Donor"

• Public changelog — a timeline of everything we've shipped, right on our site
• 9 historical entries — backfilled from launch through single-tier pricing
• Category badges — color-coded by type: Feature, AI, Fix, Pricing, Brand
• Feedback links — entries driven by user requests link back to the original suggestion
• Deep-link anchors — share a link to any specific update

• Unified design system — all 15 email templates now share the same visual language: charcoal hero headers, Georgia serif body text, warm earth-tone palette
• Shared component library — detail tables, CTA buttons, callouts, signatures, and more built from reusable helpers so every future template starts polished
• New templates — admin donation notifications, refund confirmations, year-end giving statements, and campaign update emails
• Upgraded existing templates — receipts, welcome, thank-you, reminders, digest, dispute alerts, and more all refreshed to match
• Brand consistency — same design tokens from our vision page carried through to every email a donor or admin receives

• Flat launch fee — one flat 1% platform fee
• Stripe processing — passed through without a GiveLink markup
• Donor cover-fees — optional donor cover-fees are available
• Included AI support — Coordinator weekly briefing and Stewardship suggestions are included in the 1% platform fee
• Coming soon — AI content tools, the Data agent, and future autonomous agents are planned for a 2% agents tier that is not live or purchasable

• AI Ask Anything — natural language reporting across all your data
• Campaign Copy Generator — descriptions, social posts, email appeals
• Donor Segmentation — 7 behavioral cohorts with AI narrative
• Fundraising Forecast — 3-month projections based on your actual data
• Smart Receipts — personalized AI impact summaries in receipts
• Donor Re-Engagement — lapsed donor identification + email drafts

• AI Thank-You Automation — personalized follow-ups at day 7 and day 30
• Smart Receipt emails — AI-generated impact summaries in every receipt
• Re-engagement engine — identifies lapsed donors (90+ days) and drafts comeback emails

• PDF Board Report generator — branded HTML with @media print styles
• Campaign breakdown charts — visual performance summaries
• Donor retention analysis — see who's staying and who's leaving
• AI narrative summary — board-ready language written for you

• Magic Link Donor Portal — email-based authentication, 7-day sessions
• Giving history — full donation timeline
• Recurring gift management — cancel, pause, update subscriptions
• Tax receipt downloads — one-click PDF receipts

• Ambassador system — full CRUD with auto-generated referral codes
• Donation attribution — track which ambassador drove each gift
• Public referral codes — shareable links that attribute donations
• Ambassador leaderboard — celebrate top performers

• Peer-to-peer fundraising — supporters create their own pages that roll up to your campaign
• P2P leaderboard — displayed on campaign donate pages
• Event ticketing — ticket price, capacity, seats remaining
• Fundraiser management — dashboard for managing supporter pages

• Campaign Optimizer — SVG health score gauge (0-100)
• Benchmark comparisons — see how you stack up against similar campaigns
• AI recommendations — specific actions to improve performance
• Subject Line A/B Tester — test email subjects with predicted open rates

• Donation forms — suggested amounts, cover-the-fee option, recurring giving
• Donor CRM — tags, notes, engagement scoring, CSV import/export
• Campaign management — analytics, QR codes, embed widgets
• Stripe Connect Express — connected-account payouts after Stripe verification
• Donation receipts — receipt emails for completed donations
• Language status — donor flows are English today; Spanish coming soon for launch; French, Portuguese, and Chinese are translated but unwired