@AJ Ah, ok. It depends on the type of magic link (user vs contact-oriented). I think you're asking about the user-oriented magic link, so I'll answer it first. Because it is user based, the user can find the link in the profile settings and turn it on and off. They have to be logged in to grab it and save it, but then could use it from a non-logged in state. Disciple.Tools hasn't made this link as easily available as it utilizes the user permissions. You can access this link from the backend where you create and customize the links. Extensions (D.T) > Magic Links > Links tab: Add or select a User Contacts Update type link and then scroll down to Assigned Users and Teams and you can add the users you want here and click update and then view and copy the links. If you set them to never expire then the same link could be used continually. You can set them to refresh and come back here to grab new links, etc. Remember to balance security needs against usability needs as there are trade-offs. However, when you create a contact-oriented magic link, there is a tile added to all the contact records titled "Apps" and it has a set of five icons on it. You can go to a contact record and utilize these buttons for that contact's link to: see the magic link, i.e. go to it now and see what they will see copy the link set up a manual sending of the link to their email with a custom note give a QR code that can be scanned refresh the link if you want the old one to no longer work and issue a new one These links are more readily available to the users who can see the record as the access given through the link is only related to fields on that record which the user can already see and work with.

@Corsac It worked! Thanks!

This could be helpful when link with the other request I just shared: https://community.disciple.tools/topic/89/link-a-magic-link-template-to-update-needed-triggers Having multipliers that are not users, you could use magic links that automatically get sent to them when Updates Needed triggers get triggered. Since non-users wouldn't get notifications about those comments, the combination of these two features would allow non-user contacts to be notified about updates needed for contacts they are assigned to - and give them access to make those updates.

@Hillbilly correction, the slack I seem to be a part of is not disciple.tools. Haha, this is maybe my second time trying to use Slack? How can I join that slack? Disciple.tools? Thanks.

@gaboayala The OneKingdom team would also like to upvote this request!

@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.

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@Hillbilly, thank you! That worked

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)

@Corsac Hi, yes I tried logging out and in a private tab this and it doesn't show the contacts. Thank you!

@Corsac Seems like the instance I installed it on had something else blocking that feature. It is working fine on another instance! Great feature addition!

@micahmills, thank you so much!

Hey @jtcurtis Say we have an option "make emails generic". An admin could toggle it on. We would end up with notifications something like these: you have been assigned a contact you were @mentioned on a contact update needed on a contact new comment added to a contact a contact has been updated The option could just turn some of those off by default for all users, like "a contact has been updated". Cool idea with the merged option. I'm thinking it will be more complicated that we need at this point. There is also the option to receive notifications via whatsapp.

@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.

Great question @jaichele70, Currently with the magic link plugin you can create a "Update your contact details" template and send it to D.T users. With this they can update the details linked to their contact record. We do hope to see more development on user magic links and a magic link portal where a user has access to a links of their magic links. There user magic links would be simple apps that do one thing really well, like the share app.

@Hillbilly I've seen that option - would be interested in hearing from those using that service what their experience has been - and how much it's costing them.

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

@Corsac Hello. I would like to upvote this, if possible! It sounds amazing.

Hey @D_in_Pittsburgh, Great Question! You have 2 options. Have a whole wordpress install set up with D.T and the campaigns plugin. Install the campaigns plugin on your public facing website and and user the campaign you create on: https://campaigns.pray4movement.org/ Here are instructions on how to do that one: https://pray4movement.org/docs/how-to-setup-a-prayer-campaign-on-your-wordpress-site/ More on the widget types: https://pray4movement.org/docs/how-to-add-campaign-widgets-to-your-site/

@Corsac . . . well, duh. Totally missed that dropdown - was looking for it elsewhere. Thanks - that works.