Tallents management ​

Qela allows the members of your community to develop their own skills and talents necessary for every active member while completing quests and tasks. The skills to be developed are defined by community administrators during the creation of the community and throughout its activity. Talents can reflect the values of the community, its unique language, or specific skills. You can choose their name, color, and number. When creating a quest, you can also set the number of points a participant will earn upon successfully completing the task.

At the start of working with Qela, you have a list of 8 default talents: fundraising, recruiting, endurance, eloquence, determination, originality, management, and savvy. You can continue using this list, disable any of these talents, and add your own. You can also completely disable the talent system for your community, in which case they will no longer appear in the members' profiles.

Talents play an important role in targeting your activities. While completing tasks, each participant receives a tag for the talent, and over time, you'll learn more about your community. This will allow you to assign tasks based on tags to specific groups of people with a certain talent and their level. You can read more about tagging here.

Additionally, leaders in certain talents can be rewarded at the end of a selected period. We recommend utilizing talents and adapting them to align with the mission and style of your community, as this will enhance engagement in its activities.

By clicking on each talent, you will be able to view how many supporters have recently received extra points for that skill. You can use the search bar to look for a specific community member — use their email for that.

The menu on the top section allows you to edit the order and turn off/on all the talents at once. Also, you can turn off one specific talent that you created; default talents are not allowed to be edited, but you can turn them off.

Once you press the Add new button, a modal window will appear, where you can create a talent in two simple steps: give a name and select a color. You can also see the changes that have been made.

Action - Profile ​

By clicking View full profile icon you can view a volunteer’s profile.

Action - Change Talent ​

You can manually change the number of talent points that a volunteer receives for a specific quest. One of the reasons for that might be, for example, if a volunteer did some extra work as a part of completing a quest or really.

Action - Talents History ​

By clicking Show History icon, you can view the history of all extra talent points the volunteer has received for completing out-of-app activities.