Just like we can in database view, we would like to be able to add relationships to non-constituents (we often do not create new records for family relationships, or connected organizations). I understand this is because in NXT, all relationships must be constituents. This means we have to flip back to database view to make the addition.
Not every record needs to be a constituent. If we want to track our prospects' company history, or spouse, but the company or spouse will never be a donor, it doesn't make sense to add them as constituents. (Especially when Blackbaud charges as our constituent base grows!)
Web view is "easier" for student workers, but I am training them in database view, because I don't want them adding a new record for every relationship.
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We don't usually create a separate Cn record for spouses unless each spouse needs to be coded differently. So the inability to add a non-constituent relationship is a source of frustration for our frontline fundraisers who want to be able to update constituent information. They can add and update contact info, which is great, but unless they are also comfortable with the database view they have to ask the development services team to add spouse name.