I think the tricky part will be the logic to determine if it has been executed or not. Otherwise it's going to keep sending the same link over and over. Maybe it could store something in the database (post meta data?) that logs the last time it was sent and not send it again for a period of time or until the criteria are not met and then met again (that sounds tricky but most accurate)

@KINGDOMgits thanks for sharing!! You totally can import CSV content into Disciple.Tools. You'll just need to install the CSV import plugin first: https://disciple.tools/plugins/disciple-tools-import/ Then head over to WP Admin > Extensions (D.T) > Import.

@Cody-Adams the new D.T release is out. You should be able to use the assigned to fields now once you've installed the update.

@AJ So the validation for a User comes from the fact that this is a WP user which requires an email address. Instead of a fake email address, @Corsac suggested the better workaround of setting up a single Gmail address and then establishing Aliases in Gmail for each of the Multipliers.

@Corsac Thanks! Just tested it with the 1.56 update and it seems to be working. Appreciate ya'lls work!

@Corsac It worked! Thanks!

@selequin Your vision with Global Switchboard is wonderful and we'd love to get additional developers familiar with and up to speed on Disciple.Tools. I replied via email regarding connecting.

@Eddie-R the contact list could easily be used to track individuals both members and guests. You could have a system for following up with guests that is tracked and could assign different people tasks related to that follow-up, which is a sweet spot for Disciple.Tools. You could send all your members a periodic request for them to update their records with the magic link feature. I'd set each small group up in the groups record type and you can add the members of the small groups to each and designate the leader for each. Tracking attendance is less of a primary feature for Disciple.Tools, but like @Corsac mentioned, it could possibly be done through the Meetings plugin. Many tools could meet the needs of your use case. Disciple.Tools will stand out the more that you're collaborating and collecting information from multiple people.

This is awesome @Lauren-P. We'd love to see more coaches!

Such a great experience. Wonderful time to see God at work and see Him through others.