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Use the enterprise dashboard
Company program admins work in the Enterprise dashboard to run Serve, partners, people, stories and impact. Employees who are not admins use Company Serve instead.
Find a Company Serve opportunity
Open Company Serve, review the listed opportunities, and register from the opportunity page.
Add a Serve opportunity
Add a partner’s published event or opportunity so employees can find it in Company Serve.
Invite a nonprofit partner
Invite a nonprofit from Enterprise Partners so their published events and programs can appear in Company Serve.
Invite enterprise employees
Use People to invite employees and assign office, department or role details before they join Company Serve.
Verify employee hours
Open Serve Verification to review pending participation records and approve only hours that match the opportunity.
Review enterprise impact analytics
Open Impact analytics to review participation, verified hours and employee giving for the selected period.
Use the enterprise marketplace
Use Marketplace to discover nonprofit programs the company can sponsor; this is not the same as creating a nonprofit fundraising campaign.
Use the Social dashboard
The Social dashboard is the personal workspace for Good Identity, participation, communities, connections and personal impact.
Save GoodAction content
Use the available save control to keep eligible content for later and review saved items from the social dashboard.
Discover GoodAction communities
Use Discover to find public GoodAction communities, events and opportunities that match your interests.
Find people and organizations
Use Discover to explore people, organizations, communities, events and opportunities available to your profile.
Manage social connections
Use Connections to review relationship requests and maintain the people connected to your GoodAction social profile.
Understand badges and impact levels
Badges and impact levels summarize qualifying GoodAction participation; they should reflect recorded platform activity rather than self-entered claims alone.
Understand your Impact Identity
Impact Identity brings together the GoodAction activities and verified impact associated with your social profile.
Use GoodAction chats
Use Chats for platform conversations, respect participant privacy and use Support rather than social chat for account or payment issues.
Use GoodAction habits
Use Habits to set and review personal impact routines, then update habit settings when reminders or goals no longer fit.
Use hashtags
Open a hashtag to find related public content and use relevant hashtags when creating content.
Choose the right GoodAction workspace
Use the workspace that owns the work: Social for personal impact, Nonprofit for organization operations, and Enterprise or Company Serve for company programs.
Manage notification preferences
Review notification settings for the signed-in profile and keep only the alerts that are useful to you.
Create free registration
Use the event registration settings for a free event when attendees need to reserve a place.
Buy an event ticket
Select an available ticket, provide the required attendee information, and complete checkout to confirm a paid registration.
Cancel an event
Cancel an event only after reviewing its registrations, ticket commitments and attendee communication needs.
Check in volunteers and attendees
Use Volunteer & event check-in to locate the correct event and record arrival for registered participants.
Choose an event date and time
Set the event date, start time and end time carefully, then review the displayed timezone before publishing.
Choose the right event host
Choose whether an event is hosted by an individual, organization, community or network before configuring it.
Create paid tickets
Add ticket options and prices only after the event host has the required payment setup.
Create your first event
Create an event by choosing the right host, activity and event details before publishing.
Donate from an event page
When donations are enabled for an event, use the donation option provided on that event page and review the amount before payment.
Edit a published event
Update event details carefully and communicate material changes to registered attendees when appropriate.
Manage event registrations
Use the event management view to review registrations and attendee information for your event.
Publish an event
Review details, registration and payment readiness before making an event available to attendees.
Register for an event
Open the event page, select Register for a free registration flow, and complete the requested attendee details.
Set an event title and description
Use a clear title and a practical description so attendees understand the purpose, schedule and expectations.
Set event location or online details
Add an in-person location or the relevant online joining details according to the event format.
Set ticket capacity
Set a ticket quantity that reflects the real capacity and review it before attendees begin purchasing.
Set ticket sales dates
Use ticket sales dates to control when a ticket can be purchased and stop sales when needed.
Share an event
Use the event page share options or copy the public event link to invite supporters.
Troubleshoot event registration
Check whether registration is still open, whether the event is private, and whether the selected ticket is available.
Troubleshoot ticket checkout
Verify ticket availability and payment details, then retry once; contact the organizer or support if the issue continues.
Understand event confirmation
A completed registration or ticket checkout should result in a confirmation; keep it for event check-in and updates.
Understand private events
Private events are intended for a limited audience; use the organizer-provided invitation or access path.
Use event templates
Start from an available event template when it matches your format, then review every copied detail before publishing.
Volunteer for an event
Use an event volunteer option when the organizer has enabled volunteer participation and follow the event instructions.
Accept a network invitation
Open the invitation link while signed in to the intended GoodAction account and follow the acceptance steps.
Complete network onboarding
Complete the available network setup details before inviting members or coordinating network communities.
Connect a website with API keys and webhooks
Create a network API key, allow your app to embed the community, and add a signed webhook endpoint.
Create a network
Create a network when multiple related communities need shared structure, administration or coordinated participation.
Create communities in a network
Create or connect communities within the network according to its intended structure and delegated permissions.
Invite network team members
Invite network team members only when they need operational access and choose an appropriate team role.
Manage network member roles
Use network role and permission controls carefully because access can affect multiple communities in the network.
Resend a network invitation
A pending network member invitation can be resent by an authorized manager; accepted, declined or cancelled invitations cannot be resent through that action.
Understand expired network invitations
An expired invitation needs a new or resent pending invitation from an authorized network manager.
Use network events
Use network event creation when the event belongs to the network context and review its selected community scope before publishing.
Configure a program instance
Review instance settings before delivery starts and avoid changing identifiers or dates that would make existing records misleading.
Create a nonprofit program
Create a program to organize long-running service delivery, outcomes and related activities in the nonprofit workspace.
Create a program with AI
Use the AI-assisted program builder to draft a starting structure, then verify every generated objective, activity and measurement before saving.
Manage a program instance
Use a program instance for a specific delivery period or cohort and keep its dates, status and operational records current.
Manage program beneficiaries
Add and maintain only the beneficiary information needed to deliver and measure the selected program instance.
Manage program cohorts
Use cohorts to group beneficiaries within a program instance when delivery, reporting or follow-up differs by group.
Manage program funders
Associate funders with the relevant program instance and keep commitment and relationship details accurate.
Manage program institutions
Associate delivery partners or institutions with the correct program instance and maintain their current details.
Record program distributions
Use distribution logs to record what was provided, when it was provided and the relevant program instance.
Start from a program template
Review the available program templates and choose one only when its structure matches the work your organization delivers.
Track program inventory
Record inventory assigned to a program instance and reconcile quantities when items are received, allocated or distributed.
Track program money
Use the program money area to record and review program-specific financial activity without treating it as a replacement for formal accounting.
Use program records
Create program records for operational evidence that belongs to a specific program instance and follow your organization data policy.