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Sydney Morrone supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment Amy and Deirdre have brought up two very wonderful ideas that would be immensely helpful in monitoring evaluators and their progress. As a program that has over 250 evaluators who participate in a variety of ways, having a dashboard in which we can review what is outstanding, etc. would be massively beneficial.
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Hello,
This can be added to the user form today. One piece we have heard is that this should be more visible in other areas of the software, if you could please call out where you would expect to see this information
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Thank you for the idea.
Would you hope this is implemented across all processes?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Please include 'Process Name' as one of the automatic columns in the Follow-Ups buckets.
An error occurred while saving the comment This would be so helpful. All of our follow-ups share the same form name. Having the process visible in the submitted view would make is much easier to determine which follow ups belong to each user (per their assigned programs). As an administrator, I oversee all programs to ensure the processes are being completed, however, I cannot determine who needs to work on their clean up without clicking in to each individual form.
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In GLM, this would be very helpful as a large area of our service region does not have stable internet connection. We use branching questions (and as noted in the comments below), not everyone needs to answer/see these - creating additional work for our applicants. In SLM, we have about 200 opportunities within the UA, that are built with eligibility contingent on branching questions. We cannot download the application packet and send it to donors for a number of reasons, including but not limited to, branching. Having the ability to edit the question list for each specific opportunity would save us countless hours.