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Understanding Membership Records in Join It
Understanding Membership Records in Join It

Details on what a Membership record will display within your Membership Database

Genna Ajram avatar
Written by Genna Ajram
Updated over a month ago

Summary

Membership records are fundamental components of your Membership Database within Join It. These records contain valuable information about your Members and their interactions with your Organization. This article explains the structure of membership records and the tools available for admins to manage them efficiently.

Membership Record Overview

Essential Membership Details

A typical membership record includes the following details:

  • Membership Type: The name of the Membership Type chosen by the Member during registration. This defines the level or category of membership within your Organization.

  • Join Date: The date when the Member joined your Organization.

  • Membership ID: An external identifier that can be defined for each Member.

  • Members Status: This will display the Members current status within the Organization. Whether it's 'active, expired, cancelled, prospective, or pending'.

  • Expiration Date: The expiration date of the Membership.

  • Auto Rebilling Date: For Memberships with auto-rebilling enabled, this also indicates the next billing cycle.

Description of screenshot: Displaying an Admins view of a Membership Record

Basic Information Fields

Membership records also capture basic information provided by the member:

  • Contact Details: Address, company, job title, and other relevant contact information.

  • Social Media Links: Links to the member's social media profiles, if provided.

Description of screenshot: Displaying the basic information provided by the member on an Admins view of a members record

Custom Information Fields

You can collect additional custom information from members via Custom fields

With Custom fields you'll have options for various formats such as text fields, paragraph fields, radio buttons, dropdown menus, waivers, and checkboxes.

Here's where you can learn more about Custom fields.

Description of screenshot: Displaying some examples of Custom fields

Transactions

Each membership record is linked to transaction receipts, providing a comprehensive view of previous payments:

  • Transaction Details: Admins can access detailed information on previous payments by clicking on the attached transaction cards.

Description of screenshot: Displaying where to view payments on a Membership

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I Edit Membership Information?

In the Members record, you can edit their Membership Information by clicking on 'Edit Membership Info'.

You can also view and manage the following under a Members record:

  • Payments: View and manage payment details, including transaction history and billing information.

  • Cards: Access and update payment card information for automatic renewals.

  • Emails: Monitor communication history and manage email preferences.

  • Notes: Add internal notes or comments relevant to the membership.

Can I skip editing 'Required' fields?

Yes, when editing the Membership Information, an Admin can 'Skip Required Fields' that way the information can be saved without needing to add all of the required fields.

Description of screenshot: Displaying how an Admin can skip validation on required fields

How can I switch a Members Membership Type?

In the Members record, you can easily switch the Membership Type by selecting 'Switch' in the upper right hand side of the page located near the billing widget. After clicking on 'Switch' you can then choose the updated Membership Type and the billing option for the new Membership Type.

Description of screenshot: Displaying where an Admin can switch a Members Membership Type

Conclusion

Understanding and managing Membership records is essential for effective Membership management. By leveraging the information stored within Membership records, Organizations can better engage with their members and tailor their services to meet their needs effectively!
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