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Announcing Interactions in Engagifii

Written by Ben Laughter | Feb 19, 2024 12:59:13 PM

The Engagifii team is thrilled to announce an exciting, powerful new way to easily record Calls, Meetings, and Emails on People and Organizations

At the heart of the mission of any association is engaging with its members and partners.  Those interactions typically fall into one of three categories:  Calls, Emails, and Meetings.

For example, someone on your Member Engagement team might visit a member to discuss options for this year's membership renewal.  Broken down, it would look something like this:

Interaction Type: 

Meeting

Meeting Type:

Renewal Planning

Participants:

Sam Poulson & Brian Lara

Time:

Feb 13, 2024 at 11:00 AM

Duration:

2 Hours

Outcome:

Follow-up Required

Description:

Met at member office and discussed membership and services options for 2024-25 fiscal year.  They're intending to go with Full Membership plus our Policy service.  Will get quote back to them next week.

 

So clearly, there are several things that you'd track about such a meeting (or call / email).  Who was there?  When did it happen?  What was its outcome?

Now, with Engagifii, you can add "Interactions" to people and organizations, referencing all the people and organizations who played a part.  Then see those interactions across all of them.  Here's an example of how it looks on a record once it's been created:

As you can see, everything is captured in one, efficient place and, if I were to go to either of the organizations or people and open their Interactions tab, I'd see the interaction there.  Record it once, see it everywhere!

Creating an interaction is an easy affair.  Just a quick form and you're done.  Here's what it looks like to create one:

Your administrators (or other permissioned staff-members) can create custom Types and Outcomes for all three classes of Interactions.

We recognize that not everyone needs to have the same permissions.  So, admins can also enable and disable various permissions to ensure the right staff members are able to view, edit, create, and delete interactions as they see fit.

To learn more about using Interactions, get in touch with your Customer Success Manager today!