Total Amount Listed in Transaction Export Report
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Keely Boyle
The ability to see the total amount listed in the transaction report without having to highlight the column, create a formula or transfer it to Excel.
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Angel Ledesma
Just unbelievable to pay the butter plus amount and the report can't give you a total raised on any given campaign.
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Roxanne Thurston
My clients love GiveButter - but right now, the donor receipts and reports are only half-baked.
They don't offer the tip option - they cover the fee. When a donor chooses to cover the processing fee, that full amount is their charitable gift - no spreading it around, it goes straight to our animals. But GiveButter's receipts only show the base donation, not the total amount charged. That means donors who covered the fee walk away with a receipt that understates what they actually gave.
That's not butter - that's a problem. Especially when it comes to their tax records and reduced or rejected matching gifts.
The fix is simple: let the transaction amount and the donor receipt reflect the full amount charged. Don't leave donors - or nonprofits - guessing what melted off the top.
This community has been asking for this for years across multiple threads. It's time to spread the love all the way to the receipt and transaction reports to include this fee that our donors are opting to cover.
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Laurie Bournias
Yeeeessss! Need Asap! Thank you. This is a no brainer. Who would want a spreadsheet that doesn’t have totals? And add Bold headings with auto Freeze pane with columns that are fit to scale.
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Douglas Peterson
Please!
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CAROL GALGANSKI
Would be a real time saver!
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Mark Blume
Agreed!
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Lisa O’Dell
Yes!
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David Diskin
Basically, every table with a numeric column should have an automatic total at the bottom. Quantity, currency, etc. (Okay maybe not "Ticket Price" but you get the idea.)
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Reba Smith
This would be fantastic and would avoid the confusion caused by the total donation column not even including the full donation including the covered fees - there are some who are using this as an excuse to not follow GAAP so that they can "match to the donor management system"
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Anne Sutton
love this
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