What is the difference between an On-Site and Remote opportunity?
On-site opportunity:
This indicates to volunteers that they should meet at a specific location in order to complete their shifts.
It should be noted that volunteers are only able to instantly check-in via QR code on the mobile app if the opportunity is set to On-Site.
Remote opportunity:
This indicates to volunteers that they can complete the shifts for the opportunity from anywhere (no specified location).
Related Articles
What is the difference between an On-Site and Remote opportunity?
When creating or editing an opportunity, you must choose a default location setting. 1. If the location is set to On-Site: The check-in/out QR code and on-site kiosk will be applicable! Shift attendees are expected to meet at a specified location for ...
What is the difference between a Category and an Opportunity?
Category: A category typically has the title and description of a program, event or location. It contains one or more volunteer opportunities. Opportunity: An opportunity contains all the details about an activity, position, role or task. Volunteers ...
How do I add a new opportunity?
1) On the navigation bar click the green "+" icon next to Add Opportunity. 2) Add the details of the opportunity. Provide the title, description, category, tags, commitment, location and primary coordinator. Select an admin that will be the ...
How do I find the QR code for on-site check-in? Do I need to print it out?
1. From your left-naviagtion menu > Click Schedule 2. On the top-right > click Actions 3. Under the CHECK-IN/OUT TOOLS section > Click Download check-in/out QR code 4. On the pop-up > click Download on the top-right of the "Volunteer check-in & ...
How does the check-in/out portal work on Vome? How do I generate the QR code and/or the on-site kiosk?
In order for a volunteer to be able to check-in and check-out of their shifts, they must first be reserved for a shift (i.e. on the attendees list for an upcoming shift). If you wish to manually to assign profiles to shifts, read this article: How do ...