This area of NXT is becoming increasingly important to our day to day work and adding a layer of inconvenience as time goes on. As a cancer charity a large portion of our donations have a tribute to a loved one, unfortunately when tribute records are viewed in webview, it is currently not possible to see how many donations have been made towards them. Meaning other users need to pull this information from database view. It would be great to see further improvements in this area, especially around merge fields for emails and being able to see a donation history, same as in database view.

As a hospice the Tribute is our continued link to recurring donations and used as several drivers for mailings and continued stewardship with the families. The linking of gifts by campaigns received and their relationship to other donors is a key measurement for our Board for tracking purposes of donation ratio to residents on an annual year over year analysis.. This aspect of Tribute maintenance in the DB view will be required in Web view in the future for us to continue to use this platform effectively. An estimated timeline of implementation of this data source tab in the webview for the rest of our organization to use through this aspect would be helpful as only our data specialists can effectively review and manage this in the database view and provide any required reporting or lists for various purposes. This impacts job functions and productivity of effectively ustilizating the very data that drives our business.

If we are expected to do all our work in NXT, this functionality is a must. All data must flow back and forth seamlessly. Otherwise, it will be impossible to maintain accurate information. This needs to be a BB priority!

Agreed!

We pay for the tribute module - it should be available in NXT!

There are an inordinate amount of tributes at Nonprofit organizations. The Tribute module is an extra cost in DB but not included in NXT? How does that make sense?

It will be tough for us to convince our Finance department to start using BBMS if we don't have this functionality.

It is preposterous that NXT doesn't allow a view of 124 gifts totaling $3,468 are donated in honor of John Doe's birthday, or whatever. How are we supposed to find this and respond to the donors accordingly?

We MUST be able to have a way to record and identify Tributes in RENXT. Almost all constituent records are available for edit, except for this VERY IMPORTANT feature that is greatly needed when marking a constituent as deceased.

Now that webview online donation forms include tribute gifts it is necessary that this tribute and acknowledgee information be visible in RENXT.

We need to have a tile on the honeree constituent record showing the gifts that have been made in their honor via the tribute module. It's not enough to just see it on the gift record accessed via the donor's record.

Completely agree with Kelly, Jana, in fact everyone and am so disappointed to read how long it is taking to sort out. Come on Blackbaud, start thinking about your customers!!!!!

Being able to have a tribute tile in web view would be incredibly useful - particularly for colleagues who are not database view users.

This absolutely needs to be a priority. We keep losing functionality as you're seemingly phasing out RE7, but you don't offer good replacement solutions. NXT is of absolutely no use to us with out Honor/Memorial Tribute attached to gift records in Batch, and Honor/Memorial Tribute capability in online Donation forms.

Can’t you NXT until this happens!

90% of our receipts are tributes. This is imperative for us. Please make this a priority.

Please make this happen ASAP!

The other comments say it all...make this happen already!

I cannot emphasize how important having the Hon/Memorial tab on a constituent record is. Having it as a visible cube on a constituent record seems like it would be a given, yet here we are in 2021 and surprisingly, still not present.

please could we have a timescale on when this is being integrated to NXT, this is not what was promised 3 years ago!