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          Enable Fundraising in Nonprofit

          Enable Fundraising in Nonprofit

          To use Fundraising in your org, turn on Fundraising.

          REQUIRED EDITIONS
          Available in: Lightning Experience

          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Education Cloud

          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Nonprofit Cloud

          User Permissions Needed  
          To enable Fundraising:

          Fundraising_Admin permission set group

          OR

          Education Cloud Full Access

          Note
          Note Try out Fundraising in a sandbox before turning it on in your Salesforce org. After you turn on Fundraising, you can't turn it off.
          1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Fundraising, and then select Fundraising Settings.
          2. Turn on Fundraising.

          Configure Fundraising Settings in Nonprofit

          After you turn on Fundraising, configure general Fundraising settings for extension day and transaction counts, gift entry, and donor matching.

          REQUIRED EDITIONS
          Available in: Lightning Experience

          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Education Cloud

          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Nonprofit Cloud

          User Permissions Needed  
          To configure Fundraising settings:

          Fundraising_Admin permission set group

          OR

          Modified Education Cloud Full Access permission set

          1. In Setup, search for Fundraising, and select Fundraising Settings.
          2. In Installment Extension Day Count, specify the number of days before or after which an unpaid transaction for a gift commitment is marked as another installment in the commitment schedule.
            An unpaid transaction within this grace period is considered a gift transaction.
          3. In Lapsed Unpaid Transaction Count, specify the number of sequentially unpaid installments that changes the gift commitment status to Failing.
            If the Unpaid Transaction Count is set to zero, then the status doesn't update.
          4. In Failing Transaction Count, specify the number of sequentially failed installments that changes the gift commitment status to Failing.
            If the Failing Transaction Count is set to zero, then the status doesn't update.
          5. To autocreate the next transaction in a recurring schedule, select Create Recurring Schedule Transaction.
          6. To close a recurring commitment when it has no ongoing or future schedule and no unpaid transactions, select Auto Close Recurring Commitment.
            The gift commitment auto-closes when the start date and end date on the schedule has passed.
          7. To use enhanced concurrent gift commitment processing, turn on NextGen Commitment Processing.
          8. To set a field to use as the external ID for donor lookup during gift entry, select the custom field from the External ID picklist.
            By default, the donor name is used for the lookup. When a unique external ID is set to match to the correct existing account (on the Account object), donor lookup is performed on the external ID and donor name.
          9. To turn on donor matching for the Business Process API, in the Donor Matching Method list, select Duplicate Management Rules.
          10. For a flexible table format for gift entry, in Setup, search for Fundraising, select Gift Entry, and turn on Gift Entry Grid.
          11. Save your changes.
           
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