Manage Relationships, Events, and Timelines in Program Management
Use graphs, events, and timelines to create visual representations of activities, the
relationships among the community members that you serve, and the moments that changed their
lives.
Required Editions
Available in: Education Cloud, Nonprofit Cloud, and Public Sector Solutions. View edition
availability.
Configure and View Graphs of Relationships
Help users visualize client or household relationships with Actionable
Relationship Center (ARC). In Setup, create an account relationship graph and add it to the
Account page layout. Caseworkers and other support staff use relationship graph views to
easily view, edit, create, and delete records when they meet clients and support team
members.
Capture and View an Individual’s Life Events
Use Events to capture and visualize the key events and milestones in a client's
life, such as getting married or changing jobs, or getting placed in housing. Use the
details to inform care plans and other services.
Configure and Use Timelines
Use the Timeline component to track the activities related to programs,
participants, benefits, and other standard and custom objects to get a chronological,
intuitive, and visual timeline.
Program Management includes the Benefit Disbursements Timeline. Make it easy for
program managers to see upcoming and past benefit disbursements, add the Timeline component
to the person account Lightning record page, and select the Benefit Disbursements Timeline.
Program managers can use the timeline to quickly see if there are any discrepancies in the
disbursement data and investigate by contacting the participants or service providers.
Note Person accounts were not built to work with Nonprofit Success Pack and therefore, are
not supported for use with NPSP. If Person Accounts are not already enabled in your org,
don't enable them. Once you turn on Person Accounts in your organization, you can't turn the
feature off. See NPSP and Person Accounts in NPSP FAQ.
Before you configure a timeline, identify your requirements. At a minimum, decide
the objects that are required for the timeline and the information that you want the
timeline to show.
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