DIY forms allow for checkout of items and collecting payment, but no way to ever discount a payment.

an idea that could greatly enhance our gift-giving platform: adding a biweekly recurring gift option. This feature would align perfectly with how many individuals manage their finances, mimicking payroll deductions, which is the most common form o...

Organizations should be able to get a report on processing fees that are paid by the donor, regardless of choice of coverage.

Would be great if User Defined Field descriptions could also function as an infotip on DIY forms - i.e. when hovering over over an info button next to user defined field being used in DIY form, text box displays information pulled from the descrip...

As a non-profit, we rely on recurring gifts and there is no reason why donors should not be able to cover these fees! They are already available for one-time gifts.

Currently, to use the auto-generated official e-tax receipts and get the secure PDF version in the email, you must include the text version in the email body. This is not CRA compliant in Canada. We need the ability to include the thank you email ...

When a donor gives through a form using Blackbaud Cover, a message pops up reading: "We need your help! Transaction fees are an industry-wide standard for processing online payments. Will you give a little extra to ensure we get free processing wi...

Currently the Gift Information form has a pre-set field, "Donation Amount." There are times it would be helpful to call it "Total Donation Amount." If users were allowed to alter the name, as we can with other fields in DIY, that would be ideal.

With forms getting increasingly longer and multiple requirements for gathering information, it should be an option for someone filling out the form to save and return later to finish the form.

I would like to see a way to set the minimum donation amount on our DIY forms. Setting a minimum donation amount prevents scammers from testing credit card numbers to see if they work by running small amounts, such as $1 or $2 .