Capture Giving Influence with Soft Credits in Nonprofit
Streamline your fundraising efforts by tracking soft credits on Gift Commitments. Gift Entry Officers and Annual Fund Managers can capture and manage the influence of third parties on donations effectively, making sure every contribution is recognized and attributed accurately. This functionality not only simplifies the recording process but also aids in strategic donor engagement and segmentation.
Required Editions
REQUIRED EDITIONS
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Nonprofit Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create soft credits:
FundraisingAccess permission set
If you don't see the Gift Default Soft Credit related list on the commitment
page, add it to the Related tab.
From the commitment page, open the Related tab.
Next to Gift Default Soft Credits, click New.
Select the recipient of the gift soft credit.
Enter either the amount or percent of the gift soft credit.
The soft credit can be greater than 100 percent of the gift.
Select the role of the soft credit recipient. For example, select Matched
Donor.
Save your work.
This gift default soft credit applies to all gifts that are a part of
the selected gift commitment.
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