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May 25, 2018
No matter what kind of organization you work with, Doubleknot’s custom forms are a powerful tool for collecting information and supporting upsell of add-on purchases. And, we’ve continuously introduced new features to make our custom forms even more flexible.
Join us on Thursday, June 21, 2018 for a fact-filled webinar where we’ll cover every aspect of designing, building, testing and assigning forms. Whether you're a new client or a long-time partner, this webinar will make sure that you're completely up to date on everything related to registration and reservation forms.
Topics include:
- Understanding all the ways that you can assign forms to individual and group registrations
- Simplifying registrations and reservations by displaying form fields on the registrant signup page
- Using conditional logic to update items on the same page
- Adding optional costs to registrations and reservations
- Building a donation request form that’s presented during every purchase
Plus, we’ll answer any questions you have about creating forms to meet your organization’s or department’s needs.
Thursday, June 21, 2018
2 PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific
A registered National Historic Landmark located in Ely, Nevada, the Nevada Northern Railway Museum (NNRY) maintains the original railway locomotives, rolling stock, track, passenger station and buildings that served the historic copper mining region of Central Nevada for over a century. As the best-preserved example of a standard-gauge short-line in North America, NNRY has received multiple tourism awards and has been featured in seven episodes of The History Channel show American Restorations.
After using Altru for six years, NNRY sought an integrated solution that better met their needs for ticketing, reservations, memberships, donations and merchandise sales, including reservations and discounts for multi-night lodging.
Selecting the right system would lay the groundwork for NNRY’s continued growth and success. NNRY selected Doubleknot.
Click here to read how the Nevada Northern Railway Museum increased online donations by 400 percent and streamlined ticketing, reservations and memberships.
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