Associating Entries with People
Breeze will automatically attempt to associate an entry with the corresponding profile.1 If Breeze is unable to find a match automatically, you can associate an entry manually by using the following steps:
- Navigate to "Forms."
- Click "View Entries" under the form you'd like to view the results for.
- Click "Connect" under the name you'd like to associate.
- Click "Existing Person" to select the person in the database who filled out the form.
Create People from Form Entries
It may be helpful to create a new person's profile based on the information they provided in the form. This may help when:
- A church has created a form primarily for adding new records to Breeze
- An individual registers for an event, and that individual was not previously in the database
To create a profile based on a form entry:
- Navigate to "Forms."
- Click "View Entries" under the form you'd like to view the results for.
- Click "Connect" under the name you'd like to associate.
- Click the "New Person" button; Breeze will display fields for adding in that person and attempt to populate the fields based on the submitted form data automatically.1
- Modify any information as desired and click "Create Person."
Disconnect Form Entry from a Profile
At times it may be helpful to disconnect a form entry from a profile based on the information they provided in the form. This may be helpful when:
- A church has connected the entry to the wrong individual in the database (See note above, "Associating Entries with People")
- Individual registers for an event but does not need to be eligible for check-in to the event (Check out Event Check-in Eligibility for more information)
- A church wants the information from the form but does not want to connect the profile to the database
- Navigate to "Forms."
- Click "View Entries" under the form you'd like to view the results for.
- Click "View" next to the name of the individual you'd like to disconnect.
- Click "Disconnect" in the right corner.
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Name
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Email and/or Address
Here's an example of what this looks like:
For example: If you create a profile field that is a "Text" field for "Allergies" then your form must also have a "Text" field that's called "Allergies" for that data to transfer over. Any alternate spelling, extra spaces, or extra characters (such as a ! or ?) will break the connection. They must be exact. Information can be pushed from a form entry to update an existing profile or can be used to create a new person profile.
A few field names have special behavior associated with them; for a list of special field names, see below:
Field Name | Description |
Home Phone | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Home" phone number field |
Work Phone | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Work" phone number field |
Mobile Phone | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Mobile" phone number field |
Cell Phone | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Mobile" phone number field |
Phone | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Mobile" phone number field |
Birthdate | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Age" field (expects a date format) |
Birth Date | Form fields with this name will map to the profile's "Age" field (expects a date format) |