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Add ability to filter and communicate based off of RSVP responses

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Add ability to filter and communicate based off of RSVP responses

10.3 Group Started

We love the new built-in group RSVP feature, however it needs just a little enhancement in order to bring it to its fullest potential: adding the ability to communicate with people based off of their responses within the RSVP occurrence.

For example, we would like to send a reminder to those that have not yet responded, as we get closer to the occurrence date. Or... we would like to be able to email those that decline one event, on the chance that they could attend the event at another date/time.

Having the ability to filter the RSVP list based on on Accept/Decline/No Response, select names and then communicate from that filtered list would put a gold star on this feature for us.

Photo of Jennifer TroegerSubmitted by Jennifer Troeger, Kensington Church  ·   ·  Group
Photo of Jon EdmistonStarted Jon Edmiston, Spark!  · 

Good idea. Development is under way.

Planned Version 10.3
Ministry Strength 4 / 5
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