Salsa Scoop

What people are saying about Salsa

We couldn't say it better ourselves - learn about what some of the organizations that rely on Salsa to help them with their online engagement have to say about our us!

 

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12:00 AM Dec 15, 2008 - 381 comments permalink

One Common Login Page

This may not be the sexiest improvement, but a new single sign-on portal has been deployed for all Salsa accounts.

The tool's growth rate has spawned a number of different server clusters -- but no more remembering which is which; just hit the  button or equivalent from any Salsa-serving entity, and you're good to go no matter which server is yours.

 

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09:02 AM Dec 08, 2008 - 1 comments permalink

For the holiday wish list ...

Mapple products!

 

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09:17 PM Dec 07, 2008 - 19 comments permalink

Bridging a digital divide to local elections

All politics is local, after all.

TechPresident toots the horn of Wired For Change -- which provides the Salsa CRM platform for political campaigns and basically anyone that isn't a 501(c)3 -- for its innovative DLCCWeb product.  DLCCWeb enabled Democratic congressional state legislative candidates to set up an entire "website in a box" for $40 a month. (Sure could've saved Charles Rangel some cash.)

Quoth TechPrez:

many have missed one of the more fascinating online programs this cycle: The Democratic Legisative Campaign Committee’s DLCCWeb program.

Developed for the DLCC by Wired for Change the concept is simple: For $40 a month any Demcoratic State legislative candidate can have a website, online contribution system with ActBlue, and the web marketing tools they need to make their web program successful.

Compared to just one cycle ago and the dizzying array options at the time – ranging from too expensive to taking too much time – the DLCCWeb is a much simpler and cheaper option for your state legislative campaigns. With this price tag everyone from low-cost campaigns in New Hampshire to high-cost large campaigns in states like Texas and California found ways to use it to help their campaign.

Which is not only nice, but it's a price point cheap enough that campaigns can keep the doors open easily in between elections.  In fact, DLCC is already landing signups for the next election cycle.

Ultimately, all these accolades are for Salsa, the toolset used by both Wired and its nonprofit cousin DemocracyInAction -- for the flexibility and extensibility of Salsa, which was built precisely for the plasticity to plug into new features, applications and uses.

With the November launch of Salsa Commons and its developer zone, we're already starting to see some fascinating tinkering, like this rebuild of our donation page by Public Citizen.  And if you hit one of our public forum calls this week on feature set buildouts -- like extensions to incorporate a full donor database into Salsa -- you got a sneak peak at some of what's cooking in our part of that kitchen.

 

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04:07 PM Dec 05, 2008 - 8 comments permalink

Understanding Import Error Messages

Occasionally you might attempt to import a file and get an error message, or maybe you complete the import but notice that there are error messages associated with the import. This blog post is a brief summary of what these different errors mean.

 

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12:00 AM Dec 02, 2008 - 5 comments permalink

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