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Crimson Spotlight: Using Email Scheduler to Track 48-Hour Contributions
The 2026 primary season starts on March 3 with Arkansas, North Carolina, and Texas, so the time frame for filing 48-Hour Notices will be starting for many campaigns. These must be filed for donations over $1,000 between 20 days and 48 hours before a primary or general election. Crimson's Email Scheduler can alert you via a daily email when new reportable donations are entered into Crimson.
Crimson Feature of the Month: Payment Requests – Treasury
The Payment Requests tools in Crimson contains two sides – My Payment Requests and Treasury. The My Payment Requests tools enables Crimson users to submit requests for expense reports, vendor payments, donation refunds and contribution requests.
Crimson Feature Spotlight: JFC Vetting Tool
As more major gifts flow through JFCs, the need to vet contributions for compliance, especially to ensure donors aren’t exceeding legal limits, has become a significant challenge. To streamline this process, Crimson’s JFC Vetting Tool simplifies donation review by using import matching logic to check if a donor already exists in your database and calculate how much they’ve contributed to a specific fund code.
CrimsonFiler Training In November
While the election might be over, there are still FEC reports to file. The Post-General Report is due on December 5, 2024 and Year-End Reports are due on January 31, 2025.
To help you plan ahead, the Crimson Support Team will offer a CrimsonFiler webinar at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 20.
