The types of organizations that need an association management system have widely-ranging missions: from religious and community groups to foundations and charities, to conference organizers … Read More
Wild Apricot can send automated and manual emails to contacts and members. Automatic emails are sent as a confirmation of member actions including applying for … Read More
Alex Sirota presented “Managed WordPress Demystified” at WordCamp Metro Detroit 2019. The audience enjoyed an updated talk on selecting a managed WordPress host. The video (coming soon!) and the presentation is below.
If you have used Gmail from Google for any length of time, you realize how powerful being able to search all your email is in less than a second. Did you know that there are handy search operators that you can use to pinpoint your searches even further?
PersoniFest 2019 in Savannah, Georgia was the 20th annual event, but only the second one attended by NewPath. We gave a learning session at the conference called “3 Professional Wild Apricot Magic Tricks.” And check out the new features sneak peek coming to Wild Apricot in 2019.
From Personifest 2019: Alex Sirota describes 3 magic tricks for Wild Apricot culled from several years of experience deploying Wild Apricot for organizations around the world.
Congratulations, your painstaking planning and collective efforts have finally come to fruition! To complete our 11-part series to membership management success, here are some best practices for keeping your Wild Apricot running smoothly.
You are finally ready for launching your Wild Apricot system. Here is a checklist to help you count down to a smooth launch.
You’ve got your shiny new website, database and payment system set up! It’s time to countdown to launch day. But first, you want to make sure everything runs smoothly before you open your front door to your members.
Wild Apricot helps your organization run an ecommerce website. But before you can do that you will need to enable a payment system to accept online payments securely.
