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1 voteProposed Idea · 0 comments · CommunitySuite Idea Lab » Templates (excludes Fund Statements) · Admin →Tiffany Peterson shared this idea ·
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21 votesProposed Idea · 2 comments · CommunitySuite Idea Lab » Donations/Pledges/Promises/Public Securities · Admin →Tiffany Peterson supported this idea ·
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After review by our engineering team, we are moving this back to proposed. The school name populates if using Post by Payment. The reason it does not without that option is that the scholarship populates the fund statement on the post date, and the school is assigned on the payment lines, which could be later than the post date.
An error occurred while saving the comment Tiffany Peterson commentedAt the least, if possible, include the school/grantee merge fields to the templates so we can integrate the school instead of or in addition to the student name.
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34 votesUnder Consideration · AdminHolly Spitz (Accounting Product Manager, Foundant Technologies) respondedTiffany Peterson supported this idea ·
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Yes, we have to enter two donations from one donor in order to have a portion go to their spendable balance. Would truly appreciate the ability to split a single gift to the two different equities.