A pet food pantry, for rescues that run one.

Feature requests

  • A pet food pantry under People, off until you switch it on in Settings. Record each visit with the household or a walk-up, the pets it was for and the food that went home.
  • The pantry adds up the pounds given out each month, by food and by site, with a ready-made report for grants.
  • What the pantry keeps about the people it serves is your choice: named households, walk-ups, or both.
  • The pet food pantry can have limits: pounds a month for each pet by its size, a household's most, and visits a month, with proof of need on file. Each is optional, and none of them stops a visit: whoever is at the table sees a warning.
  • Partner agencies, organizations from your directory that the pantry gives food to in bulk, and households imported from a spreadsheet with how many pets they feed.
  • The pet food pantry shows each month's Pet Food figures for Shelter Animals Count's Community Services Database: the animals fed, by species, counted once a month however often a household came, ready to enter in your SAC portal.
  • Documents can be searched by what they say: the text of each document is read once, including a phone photo or a scanned PDF of a certificate, so a tag number, a microchip number or a clinic's name finds it. Text beside a document shows what was read from it.
  • Documents can be emailed in: forward a vet invoice or a certificate to your organization's documents address, from the address you sign in with, and each attachment becomes a document. Put an animal's Pet ID or microchip number in the subject to file it on that animal.

Bug fixes

  • Mailchimp now gets each person's roles as tags (Adopter, Donor, Volunteer, Foster and Pantry client), kept in step as roles change, so you can write to one group: a new resource for people low on funds to your pantry's households, say. The tags were not reaching Mailchimp before.

Forms and their submissions are for people on your team who can see People.

Bug fixes

  • Forms and their submissions now need See People as well, because a submission is somebody's details. A volunteer signed in to the portal could open and change your volunteer-form submissions before. An animal care technician no longer sees submissions.

Reports you build yourself: any list you can open, with the records linked to it, as a table or a chart.

Feature requests

  • Build your own reports: choose what to report on and which linked records to bring in (an adoption's adopter, a donation's donor), then choose the fields, group and filter them, and show them as a table or a chart. Save one and everybody at your rescue who can read the same records can open it.
  • Every list you can open can be reported on: animals, intakes, adoptions, applications, medical records, fosters, people by role, organizations, donations, campaigns, auctions, the wishlist, volunteer hours, events and transports, with your own custom fields.
  • Report on transport legs, with each leg's times as the clock reads them, the driver and the hand-off contacts; and, for organization admins, on the team: who holds which role and when they last signed in.
  • Report on tasks, documents and form submissions, each showing only the rows its own list shows you; and, with Configure on Communications, on the communications log.
  • Print a report, save it as a PDF, or download it for Excel or as a CSV: the report as it stands, with its groups and totals, and a chart printed as a picture.
  • Schedule a report every day, week or month, at an hour in your time zone, for people on your team: each gets an email with a link that opens the report as it is that day. Nothing is attached and no copy is kept.
  • Each transport leg has its miles, worked out from the two addresses by driving distance or typed in by you. A per-mile service is now priced on your route, so nobody booking a seat types a number of miles, on your website or from a partner rescue.

Enhancements

  • Fifteen ready-made reports to start from, from adoptions by month to volunteer hours by volunteer. They improve as RescueConsole does, and a copy you save is yours to change.
  • An empty choice in a report says Not recorded, where a chart used to call it null.
  • On transports, a crate still open is available, where it said free and read as no charge; and the note sent with an answer is a message included when accepted or denied.

Bug fixes

  • A saved report is listed only for people whose role can read the records it reports on.
  • A part of RescueConsole switched off for your organization is left out of the menu and the dashboard, where the dashboard used to show "Bad proxy request".

What we have not built yet

See the roadmap