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How to create single or multiple transactions statements for donors
by Intuit•1• Updated 2 months ago
Transaction statements can be used as donor or pledge reports. They're useful for nonprofit organisations and businesses that need to send activity reports to their donors, but don't need a running balance or amount due.
Create a transaction statement for a donor
Like a balance-forward statement, a transaction statement shows all activity between start and end dates you choose. Here's how to create a transaction statement for a donor:
- Go to Sales or Donors & leads and select Donors.
- Find the donor you want to create the statement for.
- In the Action column, select the dropdown, then select Create statement.
- From the Statement Type dropdown, select Transaction Statement.
- Select the Start Date and the End Date.
- Select Apply, in case you've changed any statement criteria.
- (Optional) Select Print or Preview to review the statement prior to sending to your donors.
- Select Save and send, then select Send.
Create multiple transaction statements
You can also create multiple transaction statements:
- Select + New.
- Under Other, select Statement.
- From the Statement Type dropdown, select Transaction Statement.
- Select the Start Date and the End Date.
- Select Apply, in case you've changed any statement criteria.
- Select the Statements available tab.
- Untick any recipients for whom you don't want a statement.
- (Optional) Select Print or Preview to review the statement prior to sending to your donors.
- Select Save and send, then select Send.
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