Hi All,
I might be being really dim here but I can't see in Tessitura how to log a potential legacy if there is no known amount attached to it, or how to add a legacy contribution to a deceased person's record (I current'y make it active and then inactivate it again. There also doesn't seem to be anywhere to put solicitor details. How are other people using Tessitura for legacy giving.
Cheers,
Georgia.
Hi Georgia,
Did you ever get anywhere with this? Currently looking at improving our systems and have the same issues.
Thanks,Sarah
I'd be super interested in this, the committee are talking about putting it on the EU conference DEV schedule.
We currently track Legacies like Plans and have their own step types, a non-financial year assigned campaign and a 'legacy solicitor' worker type. This means everything is read-only following a death/inactivation but can connect to a new estate record if needed or via a surviving partner. We can at least report on potential until we have enough information to place as an actual Planned Gift.
Hi Sarah,
I have got round this by using plans.
So I have a Legacies campaign and a legacies fund and I am setting up a plan with that campaign for each person that I know has pledged a legacy. I indicate which stage we are at eg ID, cultivate, steward (so I can track prospects on this too. Where I know the figure I put it in and where I don’t I can leave it. It also helps me track steps such as event invites.
I add the solicitor details as a relationship to the person or sometimes just as a note in the plan.
I still have to reactivate an inactive record to add the payment though!
It seems to work so far. How’s it going for you?
G
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Thanks, Sarah
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Hi Victoria,
I am using plans. It seems to be the best way of tracking prospects and any activity we do from a stewardship perspective.
From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Victoria Carlin Sent: 20 May 2015 12:45 To: Georgia Butters Subject: Re: [Tessitura Development Forum] Legacies/Planned Giving
From: Sarah Stratton <bounce-sarahstratton4456@tessituranetwork.com> Sent: 5/20/2015 7:05:13 AM
Hello ladies,
We are still on V11(!) so are currently using Solicitations to track, but are looking forward to switching over to Plans.
Has anyone who uses an Estate constituent type encountered any issues with it? We're looking to avoid the constant reactivation of deceased accounts & also improve our reporting.
Thanks,
Sarah