We update the Qgiv system biweekly. Keep reading for a selection of the new features, enhancements, and bug fixes in the latest update.

Features and Enhancements ✨

If you’ve enabled Table Management for standard events or auctions, you can now update your seating style without removing assigned seats. You can also edit Visual Seating Charts after seats have been assigned.
Speaking of Table Management, you can now print a list of your seat assignments directly from the control panel.
You can now add items directly to your auction tags when creating the tags.
Auctions have a new check-in interface to make sure you have all the attendee details you need.
Qgiv now supports Facebook Conversions API. Looking to add Facebook analytics to your forms? We have a new Help Desk article to get you started!
When creating a custom Auction Inventory report, you can now add fields for Procurement Cost, Raised, and Raised Minus Procurement Cost.

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Bug Fixes 🐛

Check numbers entered through the Virtual Terminal are once again saving as expected.
Donation amounts are no longer extending beyond the width of the form.
When donors make a pledge payment via invoice, they are no longer receiving multiple email receipts.
Date validation for Qgiv events will now only run when the dates are being edited in the event settings.
When you clone single-category peer-to-peer forms, the single category will be set to active for the new form.
Peer-to-peer participants are now displaying properly after scanning a QR code ticket.
Existing emails are no longer being overwritten when adding additional emails to a mailing list within the peer-to-peer Participant Fundraising Center.
The Image Gallery widget’s upload button is now working as expected with screen readers.
Long auction item names are no longer causing printed bid sheets to spill over onto a second page.
Percentages of Pending, Paid, and Checked Out auction attendees are once again displaying as intended in the Auction Virtual Terminal.
Admin notifications for donation transactions are once again sending a single email, as intended.