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# Contact Categories
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This is an [extension for CiviCRM](https://docs.civicrm.org/sysadmin/en/latest/customize/extensions/), licensed under [AGPL-3.0](LICENSE.txt).
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It provides a way to categorise contacts by priority group; a contact only ever has one category, which is the most important one that applies.
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4. "Loyal" - other regular donors
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5. "Cooling" - people who recently cancelled regular giving
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6. "Interested" - donated within last 3 months.
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7. "Missed" 2+ donations over 3 months ago.
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7. "Missed" 2+ donations over 3 months ago.
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8. "Drifting" gave once over 3 months ago.
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9. "Active" never given money, but done some other action recently.
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10. "Dormant" never given money and not done anything else for a while.
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Example useful things you can do with this approach:
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- avoid asking for money too soon after it's been given!
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- contact all regulars (Amazing, Loyal) to ask for increased donations, notably excluding "buzzing" (would be rude) and "VIPs" (personal approach).
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- contact all regulars (Amazing, Loyal) to ask for increased donations, notably excluding "buzzing" (would be rude) and "VIPs" (personal approach).
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- ask those who gave before to start regular giving etc.
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- send urgent actions to those most likely to respond urgently.
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- follow up cancelled regulars to see if they can be rescued.
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## Getting Started
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Once installed, you'll find a (bit crude at the mo) Contact » Categories page that lets you specify your prioritised SearchKit searches to identify your contacts. A scheduled job needs to run to do the categorisation, so wait a day for that or run it manually.
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You can also use SearchKit/FormBuilder to summarise people by categories, e.g. counts.
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## Technical notes
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This uses a settings keys to record unix timestamps as to when the last and previous assignment run happened.
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- `contactcats_next_run`
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- `contactcats_last_run`
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It uses `ContactCategoryDefinition` entity to hold data about each configured category and `ContactCategory` entities join a Contact and a ContactCategoryDefinition.
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