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Product

Email that stays tied to tickets, forms, and payments

Threads stay focused on what matters: tickets sold, custom form submissions, and payments. When something needs fixing, you can update auction items, review form submissions, and adjust purchased tickets without leaving the email manager—so staff spend less time jumping between tools.

Fundraising inboxes drown in forwards and screenshots because the underlying work lives elsewhere. Paddle-Up keeps email conversations anchored to the same records your team already trusts—so “who bought what?” and “what still needs approval?” are answered in one place, not three tabs and a PDF.

Threads organized by real work

Instead of generic mailboxes that mix everything together, email flows reflect the operational buckets your team already uses: tickets sold, custom form submissions, and payments. That context makes it easier to prioritize night-of questions, follow up on incomplete intake, and reconcile what finance expects to see.

  • Clearer handoffs between registration, catalog, and donor relations
  • Fewer “can you resend that?” loops when the record is one click away
  • Less duplicate typing between email and the campaign workspace

Edit from the email manager

When a message surfaces something that needs changing—an auction item detail, a form submission, or a purchased ticket—staff can act inside the email manager instead of opening a separate workflow. That keeps corrections in sync with the thread that started it, and reduces the risk of a reply going out while the underlying record is still wrong.

Built for teams who still live in email

Email is not going away—it is how committees coordinate. The goal is not to replace every message with in-app chat; it is to make sure those messages point at the same truth as ticketing, auctions, and forms, so your organization sounds confident when it matters most.

See pricing for every feature

One transparent rate—Stripe processing plus $0.15 per transaction.