TntMPD
Powerful software for ministry partner development...
Delete Gifts

Contents

Introduction
Features of TntMPD
TntMPD History
Shortcuts
TntMPD Views
Recent Enhancements
Quick Reference Guides
Reference Guide: TntMPD Overview
Reference Guide: Managing Contacts
Reference Guide: Tasks & History
Reference Guide: The MPD Tab
Reference Guide: Using Lookups
Reference Guide: Using Appeals
Reference Guide: Using Mail Merge
Reference Guide: Import Contacts
Reference Guide: Using Groups
Reference Guide: Top TntMPD Tips
Getting Started
About Printing
Installing TntMPD
Login/Password Error
Give it a try!
Getting your contacts into TntMPD
Setting TntMPD Options
General Tab
Gifts Tab
Regions Tab
International Tab
Country Specific Information
User Interface Tab
Installation Tab
Managing Contacts
Contact View
Summary Data
Tutorial: Adding/Editing a Contact
Exporting Contact Information
Address Tab
Greetings
Phone Numbers
Email Addresses
MPD Tab
MPD Phase
Next Ask
Pledge
Region
Referred by
Likely to Give
Send Newsletter
Deceased
Direct Deposit
Magazine
Tasks/History Tabs (Contact View)
Groups Tab (Contact View)
Notes Tab
Personal Tab
Pictures Tab
User Tab
Other Contact/Group Menu Items
Add Referrals
View Organization Info (web feature)
Address/Phone Out of Sync
Manually Add Donor IDs
Combining multiple accounts for one contact (web feature)
View Details
Send Email to your Contact(s)
Deleting Contacts
Import Contacts
Gifts & Appeals
Download Gifts from the Web
Giving History
Adding New Gifts
Address and Gift Input from File
Gift Input Form (manual input)
Editing Gifts
Delete Gifts
Splitting Church/Foundation Gifts
Appeal Tracking
Tutorial: Creating Appeals
Associate a task with an Appeal
Log gifts from an Appeal
Review Appeal results
View Giving Trends report
Lookups
Contact Lookup Dialog Box
Successive Lookups
Lookups Sort Order
Lookup Menu Items
Lookup by List
MPD Lookups
Groups
Current vs. Saved Groups
Tutorial: Setting up a new Saved Group
Current Group
Tutorial: Group Field Change
Tutorial: Log/View History for Group
View Giving History
Send Group Email
Tasks and History
Tasks Overview
Task View
Automatic Action for New Gifts
Schedule Tasks
Clearing or Exporting Tasks
Log History
MPD Phase Auto-change
Writing Good Descriptions
Saved Descriptions
Meaningful Descriptions
Recording Your Own Activities
Description Filters
History View
Analysis & Tools
Analysis View
1. Support Progress
2. Contacts & Referral Pool
3. Weekly Activities
4. Charts
Pledge Fulfillment Report
Contribution Report
Birthday & Anniversary Report
Sorting & Filtering Tables
All Pictures
How TntMPD computes monthly giving
Other TntMPD Tools
Schedule View
Sync with Outlook
Mail Merge
Tutorial: Mail Merge
Mail Merge Favorites
Practical Merge Tips
TntSync
Tutorial: Synchronize two TntMPD Databases
Tutorial: Synchronizing Files & Folders
Backup
File Maintenance
Compact & Repair Database
Update Alert
Link with Microsoft Access
Help
Error Reporting
System Info
Help About
Pick Lists
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs: MPD Phase
FAQs: Lookups
FAQs: Deleting Contacts

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Delete Gifts

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Times when you might want to manually delete a gift (among others):

1.It was a personal gift that you decided you did not want to include with the contact’s other gifts.
2.You manually entered a gift that was later processed through your organization’s donation system but then posted to your TntMPD as another gift (a duplicate gift).

Auto-delete gifts

When you manually add a gift before forwarding it to your organization, you receive the benefit of having TntMPD automatically create a Thank You task if one applies. If that gift is not processed within 30 days, TntMPD will alert you and attempt to delete the gift automatically.

This would indicate that either:

1.The gift was already processed and posted to your TntMPD but for a different amount. In this case, you should check the donor's gift list to see if the gift is there and why it was duplicated.
2.The gift was not processed and may have been lost or credited to the wrong missionary. In either case, you should follow up with your organization.