Advance your Tendenci admin skills by joining our free Event Management and Chapter Memberships training workshops this September and October!
These complimentary workshops are offered to our Tendenci hosted nonprofit organizations, associations, and partners. Encourage your volunteer staff to join and discover new event management features and chapter membership opportunities to engage your members and boost your sales. Don’t miss out!
The Tendenci Platform Training Workshop series with President Nicole Davis has begun! This series offers a fantastic opportunity for you to elevate your tech skills and enables you to effectively engage your members and community. Throughout the training workshops, we are covering basics such as Tendenci features and layouts, as well as advanced topics like recurring memberships and event management. These workshops will equip you with the skills to maximize your platform usage and enhance your overall Tendenci experience. Join us now to make the most of this valuable learning opportunity!
Yes to a software upgrade! Developers, please ensure that your Tendenci project(s) are upgraded to the latest version. Tendenci 14.8.2 [2024-02-21].
Check out some of the cool stuff in the latest Tendenci version bump!
1️⃣ Region filter in the Memberships Member Quick List Report. Finding members just got easier with the new region filter option, thanks to the brilliant suggestion from @rob-hills!
2️⃣ Streamlined Event Registration Add-ons: We’ve enhanced the event registration process by removing checkboxes, adding helpful text, and automatically clearing quantities after processing. Woof woof!
3️⃣ Enhanced Event Experience: Attendees, good news! Now, if your Zoom meeting is set up for the event, the registration confirmation email features a direct “Join Zoom Meeting” link. You can use the QR code for event check-ins.
All of the code is located on GitHub. The ChangeLog serves as the repository where you can find all software versions and their corresponding details. Open Source also signifies that it requires a collective effort to make significant changes in the world. The TedenciDEV Team (the creative women-led team behind the software) holds immense respect for everyone contributing to the improvement of Tendenci software. We wouldn’t be here without you.
At Tendenci we don’t believe in charging by the user or admin. Tendenci is built on the concept of distributed authoring. There are multiple people on your board and many committee chairs. Shouldn’t each leader in your organization have the ability to post their own articles and manage their own events? Certainly! This sets us apart from other AMS options in the market, as we do not charge any admin or user fees because we want you to grow.
Leverage Tendenci, the only Open Source software solution that enables you to populate your CRM with prospective members, industry contacts, supporting partners, and existing members without worrying. Achieve maximum engagement through your Tendenci website, which offers affordable and transparent AMS options – specifically tailored for Non-Profits and Associations around the world.
Hi, Tendenci Community! If you’ve noticed your Twitter feeds not working with the message “Nothing to see here – yet,” it’s mostly due to a browser issue. To fix it, ensure you’re not blocking third-party tracking on your preferred browser to see your tweets feed on your Tendenci site. ????
Join us on Fosstodon to support blockchain social media! We’re exploring other blockchain social networks too. See you there! ????
“Most problems have either many answers or no answer. Only a few problems have one answer.” — Edmund Berkeley
Seems like there are occasions when our hosting clients are experiencing trouble on their Tendenci site due to reCAPTCHA. This doesn’t necessarily mean it is a Tendenci software problem but rather a Google issue. ReCAPTCHA is a service provided by Google to protect websites from automated bots and spam. If you are experiencing issues with reCAPTCHA, such as your users having difficulty completing the verification process or encountering errors on your Tendenci site, it is typically related to the Google reCAPTCHA service.
If you haven’t already, get in touch with us so our team can set upreCaptcha V3on your Tendenci website to better protect your site against spam, and at no cost. If you continue to run into reCAPTCHA issues, please don’t hesitate to contact us via our support team for further assistance.
Woof! Apologies for the wait. Our servers got into a spirited discussion about the best flavor of puppy ice cream. Thankfully, they reached a unanimous decision, and we’re ready to scoop up some great service for you on our Tendenci Community Blog for Open Source AMS Makers at WordPress!
The capability of choice. Because you have direct access to open-source code, you can modify it to your needs. The result: a customized platform unique to your organization, without the price tag of a custom-built solution. From there, it can be modified to integrate with other platforms, including those recommended by the original open-source developers. “Every client is unique, and thus they each have unique needs and desires for their websites,” Davis says. “The choice is in their hands.”
Enjoy and cheers to softwares built on community!
We want to help your organization succeed on the web.
Tendenci is constantly improving the software with better UX/UI in mind. This week we had a hard focus on Invoicing Reports in 12.5.4 version bump. As you know, Tendenci understands and fully supports the complexity of associations and the public fiduciary responsibilities it has to their members.
In the admin menu under Reports, you can now find your Revenue & Key Metrics by Tendenci. Your invoice reports overview now has even more beautiful comprehensive pie graphs. This new software update 12.5.4, includes the option to use entities for donation allocation and precise reporting and an easy access to export invoices.
Tendenci Invoice Reports Module
Check out more of Tendenci 12.5.4 software update and stay updated with every version bump in Tendenci’s GitHub CHANGELOG.
