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What do you have in mind?

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Build your perfect workflow on Makerble

Use Makerble to manage every journey a participant takes through your organisation, from their initial signup through to their eventual completion of your programme.

Each of your projects on Makerble is capable of handling an entire Participant Journey

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How to manage it on Makerble

Create a Signup Page for each project
Embed the Signup Pages on your website
Receive notifications whenever someone signs up

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Get more guidance: 1. SIGNUP part of your Participant Journey

Conduct a baseline survey, questionnaire or outcome assessment
Collect information about dependents, emergency contacts, referees, referral agencies and other related contacts using additional forms
Use flags to record important information such as Safeguarding concerns, Medical considerations and more

Get more guidance: 2. INITIAL ASSESSMENT: part of your Participant Journey

Allocate each person / client / patient / service-user / lead / volunteer, etc to one or more projects
Move them between the Waiting List and the Enrolled list
Book them into upcoming group sessions and/or 1:1 appointments

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Get more guidance: 3. ASSIGN: plan your Participant Journey

Send an automated yet personalised Welcome Email with details of the sessions they are booked in to attend
Receive and reply to SMS messages - e.g. containing their questions, requests for more information or a heads up that they’re running late

Get more guidance: 6. RESPOND: plan your Participant Journey

Record attendance and observations at sessions
Create reports that show attendance levels, demographics and more
Store sensitive case notes and restrict their access

Get more guidance: 5. PARTICIPATE: part of your Participant Journey

Compare baseline, midpoint and endpoint results to calculate Distance Travelled - the improvement over time for an entire cohort, a segment or an individual
Collect qualitative stories with pictures, video, audio, attachments and more; and arrange them into themes by coding them with labels

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Get more guidance: 7. LONGITUDINAL SURVEYS: part of your Participant Journey

Record progress towards expected and unexpected outcomes
Quantify your impact with customisable dashboards you can create for each funder, manager and stakeholder

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Get more guidance: 8. OUTCOMES: part of your Participant Journey

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