The organisation issues
The document is issued in the organisation's name and under its responsibility, with its own issuer details.
Running the organisation
The organisation is always the issuer of the documentation. The platform holds the configuration, the eligibility rules and the donation record needed to produce it.
Donation documentation is a legal document of the organisation, not a platform feature. The system's job is to have the data ready and correct.
The document is issued in the organisation's name and under its responsibility, with its own issuer details.
Numbering series, default language, footer note, and whether approval is required before issuing.
Every record has an explicit status, from draft and pending review through to issued or cancelled.
Donations are checked against the conditions, and against which details are missing.
Conditions depend on the country and are configured; the platform does not assume them.
Required details come from the supporter profile rather than being collected again.
The organisation sets issuer details, series, language and whether approval is required.
The donation is checked against the conditions and the required details.
Where approval is required, no document proceeds without it.
The status of every record stays visible and auditable.
Documentation depends on data that already exists elsewhere in the system.
Donor details come from their profile.
Amounts and dates come from the donation record.
Who can approve is defined by the organisation.
Documentation status is tracked alongside the rest of the finances.
No. The organisation is always the issuer. The platform does not issue in its name and takes on no tax responsibility.
No. Conditions depend on the country and are configured per organisation.
The organisation decides. Where it is required, no document proceeds without human approval.
Talk through what your accountant requires and how that maps to the settings.