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Custom FAQs

Create and manage your organisation's custom FAQ portal

SupporterBase provides a built-in FAQs portal where your organisation can create and manage its own frequently asked questions. Our support docs explain how SupporterBase itself works. Your custom FAQs are the place to:

  • Share your organisation's communications style and strategy.
  • Provide guidance on privacy and security expectations.
  • Suggest tips or ideas for local organisers.
  • Store template copy for SMS and email communications.

Accessing FAQs

Go to Help > FAQs to see a list of all organisation-specific FAQs. Every question expands in place to show its answer, and opening one closes the question already open. The Help base page links to the portal as well, through its Go to FAQs button.

  • Captains and vice-captains can read the list as well as admins.
  • An admin sets the order, and every reader sees the same order.

FAQs page listing published questions, each with an edit and a delete control

Admin only

Only admins can create, edit, and delete FAQs.

Managing FAQs

Every control for creating, editing and reordering sits on the FAQs page itself. An admin edits the live list, and a saved change reaches readers straight away.

Actions

ActionHow
Create new FAQUse the Create new FAQ button in the top navigation.
Edit FAQClick the blue pencil icon next to an FAQ.
Delete FAQClick the red trash can icon.
ReorderDrag a question by its arrows handle to change where it sits in the list.
  • Deleting asks you to confirm first, with the prompt "Please confirm you would like to delete this frequently asked question".

FAQs page with Create new FAQ in the top navigation

What an FAQ holds

FieldWhat it holds
TitleThe question
ContentThe answer, written in a rich-text editor
  • The rich-text editor takes formatting, links and images in the answer.
  • Save a new question with Create FAQ, and save an edit with Update FAQ.

Best practice examples

When building your own FAQ portal, think about the recurring questions your group leaders or volunteers ask. Common examples include:

Further reading

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