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Add an endpoint to convert a non-constituent to a constituent
We have non-constituents in our database that need to be converted to a constituent based on information from an external system sync process. Currently the SKY API does not support this functionality.0
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Donors need access to GuideStar when entering DonorCentral recommendations to new grantees
When using DonorCentral, donors should be able to look up a new grantee using GuideStar so they can select from eligible organizations and not have to key in all the details (name, address, phone etc.) for an entity.0
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Add Fund Attributes to the Analysis tool in RENXT
Fund reporting would be greatly enhanced if filtering/grouping by fund attribute was available in the analysis/dashboard/insight tools. Adding this functionality would allow me to create dashboards for my college deans that shows meaningful data t...0
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add/update payments to (or with) an FE invoice record
FE accounts payable endpoint reference looks like this could be done with PATCH invoice, but it doesn't work and this forum post says it was in development a few years ago, but apparently it's still not a feature. Many third party tools would like...0
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Add in Custom Fields to Constituent GET
Add in a flag if we want Custom Fields included in the Constituent GET0
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Ability to load more information when doing a Constituent GET
When doing a Constituent GET, it would be very beneficial if we could specify all of the information we would like to load with the record. It would decrease the number of calls we have to make just to get their full record. For instance, a flag t... -
Relationship record needs "changed_by"
The SDK could get who changed a relationship record, the API cannot. -
Relationship record needs "added_by"
The SDK could get who added a relationship record, the API cannot. -
Relationship record needs "head_of_household"
The SDK had the ability to get/set the head of household, the API does not. -
Constituent record needs "added_by"
The SDK used to have an "added_by" but the API does not.