crafting output set for iWAVE pro import

Hi Tess community,

My company just integrated our Tessitura software with iWAVE pro. We need to export some customers from our Tessitura database via output set so that we can upload those customers into iWAVE via import.

I've been trying to craft an output set that will aggregate a customer's donation information with their household so that iWAVE doesn't have to score a customer and their household separately.

Does anyone have experience crafting these output sets for iWAVE import? I assume the logic would be pretty standard across organizations so I'd be more than happy to review any code that you could suggest.

Thank you,

Aaron

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  • Hi, Aaron:


    When I've created output sets that need household information across all primary members of the household, I create a view that I can pull from. In this case, I'd create one view that summarizes the contribution totals that you want for the purpose, and a second view that assigns that value to all members of the household. Creating views is something that your Tessitura administrator should be able to do for you. If you need any sample code, I'd be happy to share.


    Lucie


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    Hi Tess community,

    My company just integrated our Tessitura software with iWAVE pro. We need to export some customers from our Tessitura database via output set so that we can upload those customers into iWAVE via import.

    I've been trying to craft an output set that will aggregate a customer's donation information with their household so that iWAVE doesn't have to score a customer and their household separately.

    Does anyone have experience crafting these output sets for iWAVE import? I assume the logic would be pretty standard across organizations so I'd be more than happy to review any code that you could suggest.

    Thank you,

    Aaron




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  • Hi, Aaron:


    When I've created output sets that need household information across all primary members of the household, I create a view that I can pull from. In this case, I'd create one view that summarizes the contribution totals that you want for the purpose, and a second view that assigns that value to all members of the household. Creating views is something that your Tessitura administrator should be able to do for you. If you need any sample code, I'd be happy to share.


    Lucie


    ______________________________
    Lucie Spieler
    IT Development and Training Manager

    FLORIDA GRAND opera


    From: Tessitura Development Forum <forums-development@tessituranetwork.com> on behalf of Aaron Glynn <bounce-aaronglynn8317@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: Friday, October 28, 2016 11:16:26 AM
    To: Lucie Spieler
    Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] crafting output set for iWAVE pro import
     

    Hi Tess community,

    My company just integrated our Tessitura software with iWAVE pro. We need to export some customers from our Tessitura database via output set so that we can upload those customers into iWAVE via import.

    I've been trying to craft an output set that will aggregate a customer's donation information with their household so that iWAVE doesn't have to score a customer and their household separately.

    Does anyone have experience crafting these output sets for iWAVE import? I assume the logic would be pretty standard across organizations so I'd be more than happy to review any code that you could suggest.

    Thank you,

    Aaron




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