What can you do with your CRM?
A series of practical use cases for CiviCRM. Our non-profit clients all use CiviCRM to build relationships and maintain engagement with their constituents whether they are donors, members, event attendees,…
A series of practical use cases for CiviCRM. Our non-profit clients all use CiviCRM to build relationships and maintain engagement with their constituents whether they are donors, members, event attendees,…
In this introductory video, Kevin Cristiano of Tadpole Collective demonstrates how using SearchKit improves upon the traditional search and reporting methods available in CiviCRM. For our demo we have a…
When you hire a digital agency, you want to be sure that your data is secure in their hands. In order to provide effective service, a vendor must have access…
The contents of this post is outdated. On June 24, 2022, Tadpole hosted a virtual Lunch and Learn where Kevin Cristiano gave an update on the progress of the CiviCRM…
Tadpole has been exploring alternatives to the Caldera Forms for CiviCRM (CFC) plugin which is no longer actively maintained or supported by its developers. We’ve been working on a solution…
On August 13, 2021, Tadpole hosted a virtual Lunch and Learn where Kevin Cristiano gave an update on the progress of the CiviCRM Search Kit. Now under development by the…
CiviCRM allows you to create Groups of Contacts or Members. You may already be using Groups to create mailing lists, but did you know you can also allow users to…
In 2018, WordPress introduced the Gutenberg block editor, and while it’s been hugely popular with content editors it has also impacted the way CiviCRM users traditionally insert CiviCRM entities onto…
Both WordPress and CiviCRM allow for the grouping of users either to provide special access to content on the front-end, e.g., a special membership area; or to grant administrative privileges…
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