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Getting Started as a Volunteer
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Getting Started as an Administrator
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Managing Your Organization (Administrator)
- Public Page
- Volunteers
- Form Questions
- Applications and Background Checks
- Opportunities
- Languages & Translation
- Salesforce Integration
- Bloomerang Donor Integration
- Organization Qualifications
- Reports
- Signup Workflow / Recruitment
- Tags
- Email Templates
- Personalization Fields
- Email Communications
- Measure Volunteer Impact
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Managing Your Opportunity (Administrator)
- Public Page
- Form Questions
- Signup Workflow / Recruitment
- Volunteers
- Opportunity Settings
- Roles
- Qualifications
- Venues & Locations
- Groups
- Availability
- Attendance Tracking
- Reports
- Languages & Translation
- Hours Worked / Service Time Tracking
- Tags
- Email Templates
- Personalization Fields
- Email Communications
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Managing Your Schedule (Administrator)
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Using the Mobile App (Administrator)
How do I allow someone to create Opportunities in my Organization?
As an Organization Manager, you can grant the Opportunity Manager permission to users. This permission allows users to create and manage new Opportunities in your Organization.
After you grant this permission to a user, the user doesn't automatically become an Opportunity Manager in existing Opportunities or Opportunities created by other users. If they must access specific Opportunities that someone else created, they will need to be added and granted the Event Manger role manually. If the user needs to have access to all Opportunities, then full Organization Manager permissions may be the route to take.