Connection Card Pro Help & Documentation




Last Updated: Dec 3, 2025 3:53 PM

Using Tag Binders Across Your Organization

Overview

Tag Binders are a powerful reporting and organization tool in Connection Card Pro. They let you view everything in your system that shares a particular tag — across groups, events, people, giving profiles, transactions, forms, and more.

Think of a Tag Binder like a smart folder. Each tag gets its own binder that automatically collects all records associated with that tag — so you can quickly analyze, audit, or manage everything related to a campaign, semester, project, ministry, or demographic.


Where to Find Tag Binders

  1. Go to the Organization menu
  2. Select Tag Binders

You’ll land on a categorized folder view showing all your available tag types and tags.


Navigating the Tag Binder Interface

Public & Custom Tags
  • Shown in folders grouped by Category (e.g., “Stage of Life”, “Semester”)
  • Click on a category folder to view all tags within that category
  • Click on a tag folder to open the binder for that tag
Project, Fundraiser, and Purpose Tags
  • These appear directly as tag folders (no category grouping)
  • Clicking the folder opens the Tag Binder for that tag

What You’ll See Inside a Tag Binder

Each Tag Binder displays a list of all items in the system that are currently assigned that tag. This may include:

Item Type Notes
GroupsAll group types (Departments, Classes, Crews, etc.)
EventsIf the tag is a Public, Custom, Project, or Fundraiser tag
PeopleFor all tag types except Public
Recurring Giving ProfilesUseful for campaign tracking
TransactionsProject, Fundraiser, and Purpose tags only (not Custom or Public)
Forms & SubmissionsIncludes both the form and responses (if tagged)
Meeting TimesPublic or Custom tags apply
RegistrationsEvent or form registration records
Resourcese.g., rooms, equipment, facilities tagged for internal use
  • ✅ Items appear only if the tag is assigned to them directly.
  • 🔒 Tag visibility (e.g., Public vs Admin-only) still applies — only Admins can view all tags and binders.

Tag Binder Use Cases

Use Case Example
Track a FundraiserSee all giving profiles and donations tagged “Youth Camp 2025”
Audit Tag UsageView all items tagged “Fall 2024” and identify gaps
Run a Ministry CampaignView all groups, events, forms tagged “Outreach Weekend”
Find All “Young Adult” ContentIncludes public-facing events, groups, and meeting times
Review Tagged TransactionsJournal or register entries tagged with “Missions Purpose”

How Tags Get into Tag Binders

Items appear in a Tag Binder when they’re tagged manually or automatically. Examples:

  • A Group is manually assigned the tag “Young Adults”
  • A Giving Profile is created using a Unique Giving Link that includes “Building Campaign 2025”
  • A Transaction inherits the tag from a tagged Giving Profile
  • A Form Submission is auto-tagged using form settings

What You Can Do From a Tag Binder

  • View and access each item
  • Jump directly to group or event pages
  • Review tag usage across modules
  • Identify missing assignments
  • (Coming Soon: Export, filter, or bulk manage items)

Best Practices

  • Use consistent tag names across the system (e.g., “Fall 2024”, not “Fall ‘24” vs “Fall Semester”)
  • Assign tags at creation — especially for giving links, forms, and events
  • Use Tag Categories (for Public/Custom) to keep the interface clean
  • Regularly audit tag binders to eliminate underused or duplicate tags

Things to Know

  • Only Admin users can access Tag Binders
  • Binders respect each tag’s visibility:
    • Public Tags show only public-facing content
    • Custom/Project/Fundraiser Tags show internal/admin-only items
  • Some tag types (like Purpose) only apply to specific modules

Related Help Documents

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