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Please Note - Each of the Content sections are links you can click on to take you to that specific part.
This next step is where you have full control over what you share on your profile. It is your opportunity to Tell your ‘Story’ and Share your ‘Why’. To partially brand your profile and add links to your social media and donation pages.
Be creative, share as much or little as you like – The choice is yours. From our experience profiles that share more than just a link to their website get more views and click throughs.
Whether you add one profile to the map or one hundred, or if you have one ‘Master’ profile that you then duplicate across a wider area, each Project profile will have its own ‘Dashboard’ for you to manage the content, the team members who have access, the location, the semi-branding, etc.
Once you have signed into your account you may notice that where it said ‘My aDoddle’ it will now say ‘Name’s’ aDoddle (The one that you set your account up in).
1 Click on ‘Name’s aDoddle’ this will open a drop down list.
2 Select & Click on ‘Dashboard’ to open your Project’s Profile Dashboard
Dashboard: Here you will be able to manage your Project Profile(s) or add new ones:
3 Add to the Map+: This is where you can start a new Profile
4 Search for a Project: If you have multiple Projects this is where you can search for it by name
5 View or Edit Project: Click ‘View’ to see your live profile or Click ‘Edit’ to access your Projects individual profile dashboard
Within an individual Project* profile dashboard you have full control over any information that you share with the public. You also have the ability to brand** your profile.
1 You are editing: This confirms the name of the profile you are working on
2 Back to Projects/ View live Profile:
3 Percentage of completion: This ‘bubble’ shows how complete your Profile is
4 Profile Tabs: These tabs allow you to select the part of the Profile that you wish to work on
5 Section completion Guide:
Please note that each bullet point in 5 is actually a link to the accompanying section, meaning that you can access each section for managing your profile from either the ‘tabs’ on the left-hand side or the bullet points.
* Project:
As a guide a project is any charity, community group, organisation, event, community building, resource or opportunity that provides a free/low cost or subsidised service. Including places & groups for people to connect, as well as opportunities for volunteering within a community.
**Brand:
You have the ability to add a bespoke header image for your profile & select one main branding colour that will go behind your header image and also become the ‘tab’ colour on your profiles sections.
1 Type the name of the Project, Group or Organisation.
2 Share a brief description of what the aim of your Project is. Please note that this is just 100 characters – including spaces. Based on user feedback we recommend using an active word such as ‘Providing’, ‘Supporting’, ‘Facilitating’ at the start to help people gain an instant understanding of your purpose.
3& 3.1 The next line after is a drop-down box that allows you to choose the kind of organisation or Project you are creating the Profile for:
3.2 If you have selected: Charity, NFP, CIC or CIO – You will see this box for your Charity or Company Number:
Please Note: You can add and update the categories associated with your profile. You may select as many as you wish and will help anyone using ‘filters’ to find you.
1 There are a wide variety of categories for you to choose. You may select as many as you wish.
Note: If you are using a screen reader to use this guide, please note that once in the Category section in your dashboard the options should be read by your screen reader. (Please do give us feedback if you face any issues)
1.1 Your Main Category – If you have chosen more than one category then you can choose and updated this at any stage.
The next two sections allow you to choose how people might find you when they are searching:
1 Are your services:
You may select as many options that apply by clicking in the checkbox to the left of each option.
1.1 Thinking about the work that you do and the support that you provide or need. If someone was looking for a Project* like yours, would they search under:
You may select as many options that apply by clicking in the checkbox to the left of each option.
Please remember to click the ‘Save’ button whenever you make changes.
Project*: All charities, non-profits, community projects and organisations (or similar) that provide a free/low cost service or connection for people within a community.
In recent months we have had many conversations with people who were either searching for help or support workers helping people to find support and opportunities. A really big issue was raised by them – people didn’t have access to the maps because they had no money available for phone/internet data. Also people couldn’t easily see if locations were accessible, had things like baby changing facilities or access to computers.
These ‘Tags’ are our first step to helping make this information available and you can help by adding any that are relevant to your organisation.
1 You can choose as many that apply to your needs at any given time
Note: If you think of any other ‘Tags’ that would be helpful please do contact us via the contact form
Set up a Start Time and End Time for Your Event
There is a bit of magic that happens in the background. Once the date for the event has passed, the specific event profile automatically hides itself from the map (please note that if someone has the direct link to it, it is still visible).
However, it stays in your ‘dashboard’ so that you can re-use it in the future.
1 Here is where you can enter the Start Date and End Date of your Event – you can either type it in manually or click on the calendar icon to the right of the box, which will open up a calendar option for you to select your Start Date / End Date from.
2 This is how the calendar option will show for you, click on the small black arrow next to the month (i.e March 2023 on the graphic) to change the month, or use the two arrows in the top right corner to flick through the months in order. Then select the date once you are in the correct month.
3 Here is where you can enter the Start Time and End Time of your Event – you can either type it in manually or click on the clock icon to the right of the box, which will open up a drop down list option for you to select your Start Date / End Date from.
4 Here is how the dropdown list option will show for you, use your mouse, laptop touchpad or finger (on smartphones) to scroll up and down the two lists and select your Start Time / End Time
This section is a space for you to share the overview of your Event, what and who it is for, why you are hosting this event and the difference it can make to people’s lives, along with any additional relevant information to do with your Event. You could share a guide to the services, help and opportunities you provide. You can also share any volunteering opportunities that you have available and how people can apply for said positions.
Also for any information on how people can donate to you or support your work, or projects – Please note: that part of aDoddle’s Terms and Conditions is that you can not ask for money through your profile. However you may add a link to a donation page within the contacts section of your profile.
NOTE:
Please remember to click Save, if not, and you leave the page without saving all work will be lost.
As we listened to feedback, over the last 10+ years, it became obvious that every organisation is different and a variety of options were needed to help match these requirements.
You have the ability to
If your Project* operates over a wider area, or multiple areas, you also have the ability through the ‘Duplicates’ option (separate tab in dashboard) to create a master profile that is then replicated in your desired locations.
We realise that there maybe things we have not heard yet, so if you have feedback on how we can improve the location options available – Please do let us know.
* Project:
As a guide a project is any charity, community group, organisation, event, community building, resource or opportunity that provides a free/low cost or subsidised service. Including places & groups for people to connect, as well as opportunities for volunteering within a community.
Add your organisations postcode or the location of where you provide your service and click search.
1 Add your organisations postcode or the location and click search
2 This setting allows you to keep the address hidden, it’s the perfect setting if you run your charity or organisation from home, or if you don’t wish for the public to see the actual address – for example: if you work in an area but don’t have an actual office or you wish to keep your office location hidden
3 You can zoom in on the map and move the ‘Red Map Pointer’ by clicking and holding down the left mouse button (secondary mouse button for those who are left handed, or have other methods for accessibility), and then ‘dragging’ it to exactly where you want your pinpoint to be. This is ideal if you want to ‘Hide’ your exact location, yet still want to show that you work in an area.
Please Note: If your project, opportunity or resource is available in more than one area then there is a system on aDoddle that allows you to ‘Duplicate’ a Master Profile and replicate it in other areas. Please see the guide section on ‘Duplicates’.
Contact: You have the ability to add links to both contact information such as website, email, phone number etc, as well as to any links to social media accounts that you have or even a donation page.
You can choose to share as much or as little information as you wish, there are also safeguarding features such as: not making the email address visible on the main webpage, but allowing people to click the link to view your contact email (this keeps you safe against bots and scam emails).
Please Note: aDoddle has a policy that to have a profile you must add at least one contact option.
A quick overview of the contact dashboard:
1 Select the type of contact you wish to add, a drop down list of options will open – see guide image 1.1 in ‘Contact Options’ below for a list of contact options that you can add here.
2 Add the contact details. Please ensure to add the full link if you are adding social media links
eg: https://twitter.com/adoddle_uk
instead of: @aDoddle_UK
3 Click here if you want to add another contact option
4 Check this box if you would like to add the ‘Get in touch’ contact form option. This will add a ‘Get in Touch’ form to your profile, making it easy for people to contact you. The enquiry will come directly to you, not to our team at aDoddle. See 4.1 below for image of how this looks on your profile
5 You can select the email address that you would like the ‘Get in touch’ contact form to be sent to
6 Need to remove a contact option? Just click on the ‘Remove’ button to the right of the contact that you wish to delete
7 Remember to click [Save]
1.1 There are a wide selection of contact options available for you to add
We recommend that you add as many as possible, including any links to social media channels that you have. Feedback has shown us that often if someone is looking for help or wanting to volunteer for an organisation they like to take a look at ‘how you show up’ online.
Other feedback has shown us that whichever contact option is closest to the top is the one they will use (unless you have selected to use the contact form). Therefore if you prefer for people to phone you, then put this at the top, or if it is an email you would prefer, then add that as the first option.
Do you have a donation page? If so we recommend that you add it as the last option on your contact list rather than ‘hiding it’ in the middle.
There may be a time when you want or need to change the order of the Contact options that you have added. Perhaps you want to add a new social media channel, or maybe you forgot to add your donation page.
Changing the order is easy.
1 To the left of each contact you will see three dots in a vertical line
2 To change the order, just hover over these three dots and you will see a ‘Cross’ appear. Click and hold down on your left mouse button and drag your selection to the position where you would like it to be. (This will be the opposite around, right mouse button, if you have set your mouse button up to meet your needs, eg: you are left handed)
Example of contacts section:
1 Heading for the ‘How to Get in Contact’ – please note that the colour of the text here will depend on if you have chosen a bespoke colour for your profile in the ‘Design’ section.
2 Telephone – this will show the number that you add
3 Website – This will show the URL for your website. Feedback has shown that some people like to type this in themselves.
4 Email Address – your email address will show when clicked on
5 Social Media links will show the ‘Go to ….’ link. However YouTube will show the URL
6 Other – this will show the text that you add – but will not be a direct link.
7 Get in Touch – This will open the contact form and any messages will be sent directly to the contact email address that you provided. Please note that this option will only show if you have selected the option from above.
Note: Please remember to check all of your links once you have added them.
The ‘Get in touch’ contact form is a way for people to get directly in touch with you straight from your profile page. Their message will come directly to the email address that you added in the previous step – The contact overview.
NB: We recommend that you test the ‘Get in touch’ function to ensure that any emails come into your Inbox and not your Spam or Junk folder. It will also give you an opportunity to see how the contact emails come through to you.
1 Click on the [Get in touch] button
This will open the following form for people to complete:
1 This message will show the name of your organisation
2 Where the person adds their name
3 Contact number – this is optional
4 Email address
5 What their enquiry is about – they can choose to select an option
6 Space to type their message
7 A note from us to state how we handle the data. We are sharing this for transparency because the message does go through our system to reach you. We do not get the content in the message or anything that is identifiable, we just get a notification that a message has been sent, and what type of enquiry it is – 5.1 5.2 5.3.
8 Click the button to send the message
9 Click to close the message box
5.1 & 5.3 Option: ‘I’d like to find out more about the service provided’ or Option: ‘It’s about something else’. When either of these options are selected only the message box will show
5.2 When the Option: ‘I’d like to find out more about volunteering’ option is selected a new box will open to give the opportunity to select how may hours, days etc a person would like to volunteer. There are a selection of drop down choices for the person to make. Or they can select ‘I’d like to find out more first please’
The media section gives you the ability to personalise your profile by adding different types of media.
Options include:
All are optional. However, we would recommend uploading photos, quotes or case study images where possible as this will give those in need of help an even better understanding of what your project is about.
Media Options
1 Gallery: Add photos to your gallery – File types, which are; jpg, jpeg, jpe, png & up to 5 megabytes (MB) in size
2 Your Logo: File types, which are; jpg, jpeg, jpe, png & up to 5 megabytes (MB) in size
3 Documents: PDF document format only up to 5 megabytes (MB) in size. If your file is not in PDF format there are online PDF file converters available online, often free to use. We would recommend that you check out reviews before using – sadly there are unscrupulous people out there
Each of the Media options requires you to upload a ‘file’ whether that is a Graphic or PDF document.
For some this may be something that they are familiar with and this will be a simple step. However we are aware that others may find this step ‘daunting’.
Each person and organisation sets up their computer, laptop, tablet, etc differently and we all have our own ways of storing documents and graphics. There is no single ‘correct’ way of doing this. So here are a few tips that may help (and if you have other suggestions that we can add here please do let us know through the feedback form).
Tips for uploading media:
1 Once you are ready to upload your media just click on the button that says ‘Choose file”
Helping to make it ‘aDoddle’ for you to ‘Brand’ your profile by adding a header image & selecting a single main branding colour. Helping to turn your profile into a ‘mini-website’ with the look and feel of your organisation.
Whether you want to add a header image to your profile or select a single main branding colour this is where you can bring your profile to life to match your organisation.
1 Select and upload your featured header image:
File Type – We can only upload files up to 5 megabytes (MB) in size and only allow certain file types, which are; jpg, jpeg, jpe, png.
Ideal dimensions for the featured image – 1140 x 400 pixels
To help you we have included links to:
a) A replay of a workshop on creating a header image using Canva
b) A selection of templates that you can make your own using Canva
2 Here is where you can select your chosen brand colour. If you have a Hex Code for your colour you can add it here. Otherwise you can move the ‘crosshair’ ‘+’ (see 2.1) and/or the colour slider (see 2.2)
2.1 Select the ‘crosshair’ ‘+’ by clicking and holding down your left mouse button* and dragging the ‘crosshair’ to your desired colour
2.2 By clicking and holding down your left mouse* button and dragging the ‘slider’ you can change the depth of the shade of your chosen colour.
*or secondary mouse button for those who are left handed, or have other methods for accessibility
Please note: Please do think about the colour that you select as some people may have visual impairments that make it difficult if colours are too pale.
3 We offer two options for the section under your banner image that shows your logo and the icons for the categories you selected. You can choose between a ‘Light’ or ‘Dark’ option. The ‘Dark’ option is best if your logo is all white or a much lighter colour. Any other coloured or dark logos look best displayed on the ‘Light’ option – However the choice is yours! (Please see examples below 3.1 & 3.2)
4 Please remember to click ‘Save’ after you make any changes, or these will be lost
Examples:
3.1 Example of a ‘semi-branded’ profile using a header image, your chosen brand colour and the ‘Light’ option for behind your logo
3.2 Example of a ‘semi-branded’ profile using a header image, your chosen brand colour and the ‘Dark’ option for behind your logo
A duplicate profile is a ‘copy’ of a ‘Master Profile’ which is replicated in your chosen locations. The benefits of creating duplicates include:
Creating duplicates is a little more technical than other aspects of managing your profile on aDoddle. However, taking it step by step you will soon have your duplicate profiles on the map.
You will need to create a simple ‘CSV’ file containing all of the postcodes for the areas you would like to create a duplicate profile in.
This may sound ‘scary’, however, this guide will walk you though ‘Click by Click’ and when you click the Add Duplicates+ button you will be taken to a page where you can download a ‘template CSV’ file for you to use.
In your dashboard you will see any profiles you have created. Select the one that you would like to duplicate by clicking ‘Edit’ – If you have more than one profile in your dashboard, select the one you wish to duplicate.
1 Check the name of the profile
2 Click edit
Important: If you have already created duplicates of this Project Profile please make sure that you are trying to duplicate the ‘Master Profile’ – to do this you can check two places.
3 If there is an exclamation mark – ‘!’ – with text to the right-hand side that reads: ‘This project is a Duplicate of …’
This confirms that the project profile dashboard you are in is an existing duplicate profile and it is not possible to duplicate a ‘duplicate’ profile.
If there is no exclamation mark – ‘!’ – and text that reads ‘This project is a Duplicate of…’, then this confirms you are already in the ‘Master Profile’
4 If however you are in a Duplicate project, just click on ‘Edit master project’ – this will take you to the Master Profile ready for you to begin creating your duplicate profiles
Within the Duplicates Dashboard you can:
1 Add Duplicates
2 Manage, update, edit or delete existing duplicates
To begin adding Duplicates, you will need to create a simple ‘CSV’ file containing all of the postcodes for the areas you would like to create a duplicate profile in.
1 If you don’t have a spreadsheet application (i.e. Microsoft Excel or Apple Numbers), you can click the blue link that reads: ‘OpenOffice “Calc” and this should allow you to use a free application that works in the same way as the above software programme
2 Once you have chosen and opened the relevant software, click on the blue link ‘Use this Template’, once downloaded, you should be able to open this template as a spreadsheet in your preferred or set up software
2.1 This is how the template page should look when it opens. From here, you can add the full or partial postcodes into column ‘A’, as per the examples, for each location that you would like to add a Duplicate profile in
When adding postcodes for Duplicate Locations you may want to think about the following:
Please Note: First remove the example postcodes from the template, before adding in your own. Remember to make a note of where you saved the CSV file, ready for uploading in the next step.
If you are creating your own CSV file:
Now that you have created and saved your CSV file it is time to upload it to your Master Profile
3 Click on the ‘Choose File’ button
Depending on how many duplicates you are adding it may take a minute or so for the following screen to pop up to let you know that the duplicate profiles are ready for you to check, before confirming that the postcodes added in the CSV file are where you would like to add your Duplicate Profiles.
1 This is the message that will show once your CSV file has been uploaded.
2 Click on the ‘X’ in the top right corner to close this message.
You are now able to check and edit the name and location of each duplicate.
After your CSV file has been uploaded and you have closed the above message, you will now see a list of your new Duplicate Profiles. You will have the opportunity to check, change or update any details regarding the name of the Profile or location, before clicking the ‘Create Duplicates’ button.
1 The postcodes, in list form, that were added from your CSV file.
These should be the postcodes of the area/s you would like a Duplicate Profile in. If, for any reason, you find that any of the postcodes here are incorrect, you can re-enter the correct postcode. Please see 5
2 Here is where you can change the name of the individual Profiles. Many organisations will keep the name of the Duplicate Profile the same as the Master Profile, however, you may like to add the location to the name, so it’s easy for those searching to very clearly see which area this Profile is located.
i.e ‘Test Profile – Bristol’ or ‘Test Profile – Exeter’ etc.
3 Here you can change or update the address of the Duplicate profile. If it showing an incorrect address and you would like people searching to see your organisations exact location, enter the correct address here. Alternatively, if it showing the correct address but you do not want your exact location public, you can remove any information you need to here, i.e the street name or building number.
4 To the right of each of these rows, you will see two icons. Click on the ‘X’ if you would like to remove this Duplicate Profile entirely.
5 Click on the squared arrows icon, if you would like to re-enter the postcode on this row. A new box will appear, giving you the ability to change the postcode in the selected row.
5.1 This is how the box will show. Enter the new or corrected postcode and click ‘Retry’. You should now see the postcode for the row has been updated.
6 Once you have completed editing or amending the details for each new Duplicate Profile, click ‘Create Duplicates’.
Please Note: You can come back in and amend or delete these details at any time.
After clicking ‘Create Duplicates’ you will now see a message to confirm that the Duplicates have been created for you.
1 This message will appear in a green box, you can now click on the ‘Visit the Duplicates page’ in blue to be taken to where you can manage each Duplicate Profile individually.
After clicking ‘Visit the Duplicates page’, you will be taken back to this screen in the ‘Duplicates’ section of your dashboard.
1 To continue managing your Duplicates, or to add further information to each Duplicate individually, click on the blue button to the right – ‘Manage Duplicates’.
The number of Duplicates associated with your Master Profile will change each time you add more or delete any, this is highlighted by the number in the brackets.
After clicking ‘Manage Duplicates’, you will be taken to this screen, where you can see and manage all Duplicate Profiles individually:
1 If you have multiple Duplicate Profiles, you can use this bar to search or filter your Duplicates by name or address
2 This column shows the name of each Duplicate Profile
3 This column shows the location or address of each individual Duplicate Profile
4 These two columns show the date in which the Duplicate Profile was created, and when it was last updated
On the right of each Duplicate Profile, you will see three icons 5 6 & 7:
5 This pen icon allows you to edit the Duplicate in this row, this will take you to the Duplicate Profile’s own ‘Profile Dashboard’, where you can:
For a more detailed run-through of how to complete each section in your Duplicate Profile Dashboard, please see our other guides.
Go to ‘Profile Dashboard’ Guides
6 The ‘X’ icon allows you to delete the Duplicate Profile in this row
7 The square box with an arrow, allows you to view the Duplicate Profile how it would appear to anyone who has clicked on your profile from the Maps.
8 If you would like to add more Duplicate Profiles, for other areas, you can do so by clicking the ‘Add Duplicates’ button.
One of the options we offer in your Project Profile dashboard, is the ability to set ‘permissions’ for other people to have access to edit and maintain the content in your Project Profile for you or alongside you.
Examples of people who could have editing permissions:
Each Project Profile that you set up has the ability to do this within its own unique dashboard, which can be found in the ‘User Manager’ section.
Please Note: It’s really important you ensure the person whose email address is being added, has already created an account on aDoddle. You can copy the links below to send to anyone that you are inviting/giving access permissions to (It is free)
Link to Creating an Account on aDoddle: https://adoddle.org/app/login
Link to Guide: https://guides-hub.adoddle.org/creating-and-managing-your-account/creating-an-account-on-adoddle/
Once you are in the ‘User Manager’ section of the project profile dashboard it will look similar to this:
1 Click on the ‘Add User +’ button
A new ‘pop-up’ box will open
2 Add the email address of the person you want to give permission to here.
Please note: Please ensure that the email address being added, has already created an account on aDoddle.
3 Once you are happy that you have added the correct email address, click ‘Add User’
Your ‘User Manager’ dashboard should look similar to this (depending on how many new users have been added, and what device you are viewing the page on).
Each person will be sent an automatic email inviting them to accept the ‘role’ as a user – again, it’s really important that they have already set up an account with aDoddle – which is free!
Please Note: At this stage, the user you have invited does not yet have ‘permissions’ – you need to set up these next.
Your User Manager Dashboard Explained:
1 Here you will see the email address/es of the person/people you have given permissions to
2 This shows the date that you added them as a user
3 The number here shows how many permissions they have been given (if this is your first time setting up a new user, this will still show as ‘0’ until you edit the permissions given)
4 Here is where you can edit the permissions each user has
5 This number shows how many people you have given access and permissions to for this profile
Each user can be given as few or as many permissions as you wish. There are options for each section of the Profile to choose from. Please Note: These can be changed at any time.
1 To begin managing your user permissions, click on ‘Edit Permissions’
2 This will show which user you are currently managing the permissions for. Where it says ‘Name’ below, this will show the name of the person you have invited to become a user.
3 Here are your Available Permissions:
Place a ‘tick’ in each ‘check box’ to the left of each permission you wish to give this user.
4 Once you are happy with the permissions given, please remember to click ‘Save Permissions’
5 Once you have allocated permissions to someone, you will notice that the User Manager dashboard will have updated with the number of permissions given to each user. Again, you can revisit this page to change permissions for users at any time
There may be a time when a team member changes role or leaves your organisation and you wish to either amend or remove editing/sharing permissions. This is really easy to do.
Go to the User tab in the Project Profile dashboard and locate the user that you would like to remove or amend permissions for.
1 To the far right hand side of their email address, click in the ‘Remove Access’ link
Please be aware that as soon as you click this link, their access to editing this profile will be removed.
If you have removed them in error, then you can re-add them following the process in the previous steps.
Please note that if this team member has access to more than one project profile, you will need to remove each one separately.
1 To begin amending the user permissions, click on ‘Edit Permissions’
2 This will show which user you are currently managing the permissions for. Where it says ‘Name’ below, this will show the name of the person for which you want to amend permissions.
3 Available Permissions:
Place a ‘tick’ in each ‘check box’ to the left of each permission you wish to give this user.
4 Once you are happy with the changes you have made, please remember to click ‘Save Permissions’
5 The User Manager dashboard will have updated the number of permissions given
Within the settings section you have the ability to select whether your profile is Visible to the public or Hidden.
1 This option allows you to choose if your profile is shown on the map. You may want to set it to ‘Hidden’ if you are updating the content or if it was an event that has now taken place, etc
2 This option gives you the choice of not showing your profile in the ‘Recently Updated’ section of the map
Please Note: When a profile is set to ‘Hidden’ this means that there will not be a ‘pin-point’ on the map and it will not show in a aDoddle search. However if someone has the direct link to the profile then they will be able to see it. Also if someone does a search through Google, Bing, Ecosia, etc then there is a chance that your profile may show as a result – we do not have any control over this.
There may be a time or a reason why you want or need to delete your profile. This section will show you how you can do this.
Please Note: Once you delete a profile or event this can not be undone. There is nothing that we can do to help you to retrieve a profile once it has been deleted.
1 In this box you will see an ‘ID’ number that is uniquely associated with the profile that you are wanting to delete. Please type this number into the box.
If you have more than one profile please check that you are deleting the correct one.
2 Once you are confident that you are deleting the right profile click on the red ‘Delete Project’ button
A ‘pop-up’ box will appear on your screen
3 The ‘Cancel’ button is your last chance to change your mind and stop the process of deleting your profile
4 If you are sure that you want to delete your profile, click the OK button to complete the process – this profile will be deleted from the map and the content that you previously shared will be deleted from our servers.
Please note: Your personal account, the one that you sign into to manage any profiles that you have, will not have been deleted.
Please Note: This section will only be visible if you are accessing the Profile Dashboard for a Duplicate Profile.
This is where you can tailor which Settings you would like to pull across from the ‘Master Profile’ of your Duplicate, if any. By default, all fields from the master project are shown along with any additional content you add to the duplicate.
The below options can be very easily transferred across to the Duplicate Profile you are currently in the dashboard of:
1 Click in each of the little boxes to the left, for the options you would like to transfer across OR untick the boxes you would not like to be transferred across.
2 Once you are happy, click on the ‘Save Duplicate Settings’ button. (You can come back and change these at any time)
Last Updated: 28th March 2023
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Feedback from those with different abilities suggests that the use of punctuation can help them with reading and understanding. Therefore, our content and layout may not always be grammatically correct, we are doing this purposefully - working towards making it accessible for all.
Our team always listens and appreciates your feedback.
If you have feedback or suggestions as to how we can improve this guide, or the aDoddle Community Maps then please do get in touch. We genuinely do listen and all respectful feedback is appreciated.
We would also love to hear from you if there are things that you like or love about the maps or guides - it is wonderful for our team, who are mostly volunteers, to hear the good things as well and for them to know that their hard work is making a difference.
Thank you in advance for getting in touch.