You can now offer to add event tickets and membership cards to Apple Wallet on iPhone.
Cameo supports this with:
* a new wallet form type, and
* a new substitution {insert: add to wallet}. Read More…
You can now offer to add event tickets and membership cards to Apple Wallet on iPhone.
Cameo supports this with:
* a new wallet form type, and
* a new substitution {insert: add to wallet}. Read More…
The event booking form can now book tickets for multiple events at the same time with a single checkout and payment. In other words, it now includes an optional shopping basket for tickets. Read More…
Some small changes to the form editor at forms → manage forms:
* select and order payment methods to offer in a form using drag and drop
* public setting for payment methods no longer exists
* personalised details and simulation information now outside (above) the form
* form incomplete warning Read More…
Sending email, and Cameo’s optout form, now support one-click unsubscribe for email messages. This is turned on by default but can be turned off in admin → system preferences. This change is motivated by new GMail requirements for bulk email. Read More…
You should find adding payment methods to forms that take payments easier with this group of changes.
We now set default payment confirmation messages in forms which take payments according to the payment processor they use. This makes it easier to set up these forms in the first place and harder to overlook where you need customisation. This applies to both what the user sees on the last step of the form, after payment is completed, and in any confirmation message sent by email.
We have introduced two new payment processors: Cheque and Simulate
You can now substitute organisation name and address into payment confirmation messages (particularly to make it easier to say where to send cheques).
The form editor now shows the settings (cog wheel) menu, for all forms, without the need to press a button to access it.
You can add more non-payment-specific text (common to all payment methods) to the confirmation step of all the forms that take payment. This means you can reduce the text in the payment-specific bits to the minimum, related solely to the payment method. Read More…
When editing forms, you now see more information about additional form fields. This group of changes makes the relationship between additional fields’ names and captions clearer. Read More…
You can now collect custom fields in the membership record using the join form. This uses the same method for adding additional fields as other forms (like questions or bookings).
To better match the types allowed for additional fields in forms with custom fields in membership records, the former now also offers (all of them both optional and mandatory):
* year
* whole number
* currency amount.
You can use these types anywhere additional form fields are offered, not just in the join form. Read More…
Cameo supports unique voucher codes which customers can use as a payment method in any form which takes payments. For example, for
* gift memberships,
* concert bookings, or
* merchandise.
They work like mobile phone top-up cards.
For example, this means someone can purchase a voucher and give it to someone else as a gift membership, without the data protection problems of the original purchaser needing to provide a third party’s details. Or they can gift a ticket voucher without needing to decide which particular concert for the recipient. Read More…
When someone arrives at an updates or renew form using a personalised link (or, for the renewal form, securely identifies themselves with their qrcode), you can now opt to display a customizable paragraph which includes some of their membership details. This provides reassurance that we know who they are. Read More…
You can now preview a form to work as if embedded in a website. (This is analogous to previewing emails, and looks similar). New controls for this are just above the form in the form editor. This serves as a “halfway-house” between viewing a form in the form editor and embedding the form in your public website. Read More…