From the dashboard, click on the "Import Voter List" button.
Once in the import section, click "Upload Excel File".
A file explorer window will open. Navigate to the location on your computer where the voter list file is saved. Select the file and click Open. The file must be in .xls or .xlsx format.
The columns from your Excel file will be displayed on the left side of the screen. These must be mapped to the corresponding voter fields in the application. Take your time to ensure each column is mapped correctly.
After mapping the fields, click Save. A confirmation dialog will appear, showing the number of records that are ready for saving. Click OK to proceed.
The system will process the records, which may take a few minutes. Do not close the browser window during this time to avoid any interruptions.
Once the upload is complete, you will be automatically redirected to the voter list section of the application where your newly uploaded records will appear.
On the login page, click the Sign Up button to begin the registration process.
On the signup page, enter your email address, review and agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, then click Next to proceed.
You will receive a One-Time Password (OTP) sent to your email. Enter the OTP in the provided field to verify your email address.
Create a strong, secure password for your account and click Submit.
Choose your account type: either Candidate or Campaign Manager, depending on your role.
Fill in your personal details, including your first name, last name, cell number, and optionally upload a profile image. Once completed, click Submit.
Your account has been successfully created. You will be automatically redirected to the Sign In page, where you can log in with your newly created credentials.
From the dashboard, go to Voter Engagement and Outreach Portal > Voter Form Designer.
The Voter Form Designer interface includes two tabs:
In the Designer tab, navigate to the Voter Form Custom Fields block, where you can add different custom form controls to your design.
To add new form segments, click the Add button. A form segment can be either:
When adding form controls, make sure to provide a key for each control. The key must not contain spaces or special characters.
Use the Edit button to modify field properties and labels. Use Arrow Buttons to adjust control positions within the form.
Once you are satisfied with your form, click the Save button to save all the changes.
From the dashboard, navigate to Voter Engagement and Outreach Portal > Voters List.
Click on the Customize Voter List button located in the top-right corner of the page.
Click on the Add Criteria button and choose fields to filter by (e.g., age, location, or registration status). Note that some fields, such as phone and email, will return only records where the field exists.
Choose between:
Save filters for future use by giving them a name. Export filtered results as a CSV file using the Export button.
From the dashboard, click on the Profile button to access your profile section.
Click on the edit icon to modify:
Click on Change Password, enter your old and new passwords, then click Update Password to save changes.
The campaign overview displays several important cards:
Click Add New Announcement and provide:
Use the document storage system to:
Configure email settings through Settings > Email Settings. Test your configuration with the Send Test Email feature.
Navigate to Email Campaign to:
Access the Voter Phone Bank through Voter Engagement and Outreach Portal, then click the Phone Dialer icon next to any voter record to initiate a call.
In today's digital age, Virtual Events have become a crucial component of successful election campaigns. They offer candidates an unparalleled opportunity to connect with voters, volunteers, and supporters on a personal level, regardless of geographical boundaries.
Virtual Campaign 360's Virtual Events feature empowers candidates to:
This manual will guide you through leveraging Virtual Campaign 360's powerful Virtual Events feature to enhance your campaign's digital strategy and voter engagement.
Virtual Events are online gatherings that enable candidates to engage with their audience in real-time. There are two types of virtual events:
With Virtual Campaign 360, you can:
Host a campaign-related event, such as a webinar or Q&A session, to engage with your audience.
Host paid events to raise funds for your campaign.
Follow these steps to create a virtual campaign event:
Navigate to the Virtual Events section and click the Create Virtual Campaign Event button.
Provide the following details:
Review the details and click Save to create the event.
Once created, participants will receive notifications about the event.
The Virtual Event Calendar provides a calendar view of all your events. You can:
View and manage events that are currently live.
Monitor participant engagement and interact with attendees.
Edit or reschedule upcoming events.
Send reminders to participants.
Access recordings and analytics from past events.
Use insights to improve future events.
A Virtual Q&A Event is an interactive online session where candidates can engage directly with voters, volunteers, and supporters in real-time. It allows participants to ask questions, which the candidate or a designated moderator can address during the event. This format fosters transparency, builds trust, and helps candidates connect with their audience on a personal level.
A Virtual Q&A Event is a powerful tool for modern campaigns, enabling candidates to connect with their audience in a meaningful and impactful way.
Follow the same steps as above for creating a virtual campaign event, but select "Virtual Q&A Event" as the event type.
Candidate Action:
Moderator Action:
Voter Action:
Upload an Excel file with email addresses or select participants from your voter/volunteer list.
No, the event type (public/private) cannot be changed once the event is created.
Go to the Past Events section and click on the event to view recordings.
My Social Media Wall
Creating Posts
Click Create Post to add:
Interacting with Posts
View posts in the grid layout, add comments, and reactions from the post page.