Managing Your Roster
The Volunteers page is your complete roster. It shows every volunteer in a table with their scores, teams, expertise, trend indicators, and last active date. This guide covers how to search, filter, and take action.
The Volunteer Table
Each row in the table shows:
- Name and avatar
- Teams — Which ministry teams they belong to (with a “+N” indicator if they’re on multiple teams)
- Expertise — Their professional expertise categories
- Engagement score and Health score — Color-coded (green, orange, red)
- Trend — Whether they’re improving, stable, declining, or flagged as At Risk
- Last active — The date of their most recent check-in
Searching
The search bar at the top lets you find volunteers by name, email, or phone number. Results filter in real time as you type.
Filtering
You can narrow down the list using several filters:
- Team — Show only volunteers on a specific ministry team
- Expertise — Filter by professional expertise category
- Status — Filter by risk classification (Thriving, Burning Out, Emerging, Disconnecting)
- Flags — Show only volunteers flagged as Needs Attention or New/Infrequent
- Incomplete Profiles — Show volunteers who haven’t finished their profile setup
When filters are active, a count badge shows how many are applied and you can clear them all with one click.
Sorting
Click any column header to sort. Available sorts:
- Name — Alphabetical
- Engagement — Highest to lowest (this is the default)
- Health — Highest to lowest
- Last check-in — Most recent first
- Date added — Newest first
Volunteer Details
Click on any volunteer to open their detail view. You’ll see:
- Full profile — name, email, phone, avatar
- Expertise categories and skills
- Recent check-in history with feedback
- AI-generated feedback summary
- Badges they’ve earned
- Team assignments
Actions
From the detail view, you can:
- Edit — Update their name, email, phone, or toggle active/inactive status
- Email — Send them a message directly
- Offboard — Remove them from your active roster (with a confirmation step)
Onboarding Tab
At the top of the Volunteers page, you’ll see an Onboarding tab. This shows volunteers who have pending team assignments or haven’t completed their profile setup. Use it during rollout to track who still needs a nudge to finish getting started.
Pagination
If you have a large roster, the table paginates automatically. You can choose to show 25, 50, or 100 volunteers per page.