Just wondering if those sites that have been up on v.11 have developed some rules/guidelines for when to use Convert to Household vs Move Transaction.
I mainly see the Convert to Household being used when there is more than just Transaction that need to moved such as events, activities, and salutations as well as Affiliations/Associations.
Move Transactions is used when only transactions and related records are involved.
Thanks
I agree; it would be great to have a transfer owner button for other areas. The PSO has many attributes that are linked to the transactions, such as how many years someone has subscribed to a particular series, etc., which are used for many analytical reports. When those transactions are moved from an individual account to a household the attributes are left behind. For a front end user to be able to transfer those attributes to another account would be very helpful.
Has anyone created a way to move those attributes?
T.C. Brown
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From: Tessitura Next Generation Forum [mailto:forums-nextgeneration@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Chris Jensen Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 2:21 PM To: TC Brown Subject: RE: [Tessitura Next Generation Forum] Convert to Household/Move Transactions
Lucie Spieler: I wish that it was as easy to move constituencies, attributes, postal addresses, and other such information among members of a household the way you can move eaddresses…
Lucie Spieler:
I wish that it was as easy to move constituencies, attributes, postal addresses, and other such information among members of a household the way you can move eaddresses…
I agree: the "transfer owner" button would be very handy to have under all the radio buttons under Contact Details, as well as Attributes, Consts, Relationships; basically almost anywhere that the "group by constituent" functionality exists.
From: Lucie Spieler <bounce-luciespieler8144@tessituranetwork.com> Sent: 11/28/2012 12:41:29 PM
You can’t have a household that doesn’t have at least one individual member.
If you have a man and woman married to each other and sharing the same last name, with standard Mr./Mrs. prefixes, it is better to make Mr. the A1 so that household salutations get created properly.
Lucie
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