Profile Editor

Concepts

Use the Profile Editor in VSys One to view or enter information about a person. The Profile Editor is divided into several panels, covering many aspects of a person's information:

• Reports (clicking on this brings up a list of reports you can run for this person)
• Personal data (name and phonetic pronunciation hints, team name/status, titles, gender, date of birth, person types, group affiliations, volunteer type, volunteer source, company and status flags)
• Additional data (contact flags, photo ID verification, transitions, comments and images, languages, excluded jobs, nationality, passport information)
• Assignments
• Job associations
• Addresses (includes phone numbers and e-mail addresses)
• Relationships
• Skills, needs and preferences
• Alerts (emergency contact information and medical or dietary alerts)
• Transitions
• Comments
• Custom fields
• Past projects
• Certifications
• Background checks
• Custom application forms
• Lists (clicking on this link lets you add or remove this person from lists immediately)
• Letters sent
• Trainings
• Hours volunteered
• Interviews
• Mandates
• Memberships
• Awards
• Accounts
• Availability
• Credentials printed
• Web/touchscreen data
• Portrait Photo

Many of the panels on this screen start out hidden until they have something in them, this helps to keep the screen less cluttered. Along the left side the links to these panels are always visible. Clicking on Mandates, for example, will offer to add a new mandate if none exist already. If you do add a mandate, then the Mandates panel will become visible. Some panels, and their corresponding links, will remain invisible if that feature is disabled in your copy of VSys - this is most commonly done if that feature would not be applicable to your organization.

Banning a person marks that individual as unacceptable and lists their name and personal data in red text throughout VSys. Banned individuals cannot be selected for any volunteer positions.

Click on the person's name to bring up the personal profile screen after finding the person.

Changes are not saved (and a new person not created) until you click on the Save button.