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How to Create a Membership Renewal Form

This article will show you how to create a Form that poses your Contacts questions upon renewing their Memberships.

Note

In Member365, an Application Form and a Renewal Form are the same.

Each Membership Category can only have one Membership Form attached at a time.

In other words, you will create one Membership Form for your Membership Category. You will then choose which questions are posed on Application, and which are posed on Renewal: there will only be one form that will serve as both the Application Form and the Renewal Form.

Create a Membership Form

The Membership Application Form and Membership Renewal Form are the same. You will edit which questions are posed on Application and which are posed on Renewal within the Form Question Editor itself, upon configuring each individual question.

As such, the series of steps for creating a Membership Form will always be the same. Consult this Knowledge Base article, then continue reading here once you reach the Form Question Editor. 

If you are editing an existing Membership Form, however, the steps to follow can be found here. Return to this article once you reach the Form Question Editor. 

Configure Membership Renewal Questions

Whether a question is posed on Application, posed on Renewal, or posed on both will be configured within the Form Question Editor. If you are unfamiliar with how the Form Question Editor works, consult this Knowledge Base article.

1. To the right of your first question, click the button labeled ‘SETUP’.

Image indicating the 'SETUP' button to the right of a sample question.

2. When the window for the question’s configuration appears, click ‘Properties’.

Image indicating the 'Properties' button on the configuration window for a sample Form Question.

3. We will concern ourselves with three Properties. For a breakdown of all Form Question Properties, consult this Knowledge Base article.

Image indicating 'Appears on Application', 'Appears on Renewal', and 'Allow member to update response' from the list of Question Properties. The 'Update' button at the bottom of the window is also indicated.

Properties

Appears on application – If checked, this question will be posed on your Application Form. If unchecked, this question will not be posed on your Application Form.

Appears on renewal – If checked, this question will be posed on your Renewal Form. If unchecked, this question will not be posed on your Renewal Form.

Allow member to update response – This option applies to the submission of Renewal Forms. If checked, the Member cannot change their answer to this question on subsequent renewals. If unchecked, the Member can change their answer to this question every time they renew.

After choosing when this question is posed and whether its responses can be changed on subsequent renewals, click ‘Update’ to save the Properties.

4. Click ‘Save’ to confirm your changes to the question.

Image showing the 'Save Question' button when saving a Form Question.

5. Proceed to the next question. Repeat Step 1 through Step 4 for every question on your Membership Form as necessary, then click ‘Save’ at the top of the page to confirm all changes to your Membership Renewal and Application Form.

Image indicating the 'Save' button at the top of the Form Question Editor page.

6. Remember that you also need to click ‘Publish’ on the next page, or the changes you made will not save.

Congratulations, you now know how to create a Membership Renewal Form in Member365!

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