Dessert Dash

Use this process to track Dessert Dash purchases and assign them to guests during your event.


Create the Dessert Dash Item

  • Go to For Sale → Items for Sale
  • Click Add Items

Enter Basic Info

  • Name (examples):
    • Dessert Dash
    • Dessert Dash Donation
  • You do NOT need to complete:
    • Donor Contact
    • Donor Display Name
    • Item Solicitor
    • Photo
    • Category
    • Description
    • Restrictions
    • Price
    • Quantity
    • Fair Market Value
    • Limit Quantity Per Purchase
    • Custom Sales Questions

Set Required Options

  • Select Hidden
  • Select Unlimited
  • Click Submit to save

💡 Good to Know: Leave the price blank so you can enter the actual sale amount during the event


Enter Dessert Sales During the Event

  • Go to For Sale → Items Sold
  • Click Item Sales Entry

Enter Sale Details

  • Select the Dessert Dash item
  • Enter the guest’s Bid Number
    • Or use Search Bid # by Name
  • Confirm the correct guest appears
  • Enter the Sale Price
  • Enter Quantity (typically 1)
  • Click Submit

💡 Good to Know:

  • Guest information will auto-populate—always double check before submitting
  • Quantity will default to 1 for most Dessert Dash entries
  • This process is typically done live during the event

Optional: Track Individual Desserts

  • Create a separate Item for Sale for each dessert
  • This allows each dessert to appear individually on guest statements

⚠️ Important:

  • This item must be set to Hidden and will not be visible to guests
  • Dessert Dash sales are entered manually and are not purchased online
  • Always confirm the correct bid number before submitting

Printable Quick Help Guide:

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How to Print This Guide

  1. Right-click on the image of the guide
  2. Select Save Image As…
  3. Save the file to your computer
  4. Open the saved image
  5. Click Print (or use Ctrl + P / Command + P)

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