About this feature: Modules allow you to determine what features a user should have access to in Better Impact. This helps to create separation between users, allowing you to more effectively engage users based on which module(s) they belong to.
Profiles in Better Impact are the virtual representation of the people you connect with in real life. Modules allow you to sort your profiles based on how you need to engage with them. The module options you see in Better Impact will depend on which modules you have purchased.
Modules:
Volunteer
Client
Donor
Member
Administrator - all accounts have the administrator module
The module(s) that a profile belongs to will determine what features the user has access to. For example, all of the administrators within the account will have the Administrator module applied to their profile allowing them to access the administrator side of Better Impact. A volunteer would have the Volunteer module applied to their profile allowing them to access Volunteer Impact specific features such as signing up for activities and logging hours.
It is possible for one profile/user to belong to multiple modules.
When creating content in Better Impact, such as a Custom Field or email template you will be asked to select a module for the content to be associated with. This is the software asking you what type of user this field/content is relevant to.
For those of you with just one module (Volunteer, Client, Donor or Member), you will only see 2 module options listed in these scenarios. In general, you can typically ignore the administrator module and select the other. For example, in a Volunteer Impact account you would see Volunteer and Administrator modules listed. Selecting the administrator module in this case would associate a Custom Field with admin profiles and it would not be visible to you when viewing a volunteer profile. Instead, you should select the Volunteer module so that this field is visible when you view/edit volunteer profiles.
You will see when creating limited admin roles that you can choose to limit an administrator's access to specific modules within your account. For example, you may want them to be able to access Volunteer profiles but not Client profiles. You can learn more about administrator access here.