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Latest articles, product updates, and insights from the team.
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Atlas to Fabric Migration, Expanded Payment Support and Campaign Improvements
Organizations using legacy Thrinacia Atlas now have a clearer path to new Thrinacia Fabric. Over the past two weeks, we made our Atlas-to-Fabric migration workflow operational and validated it against existing Atlas installations and clients, with over 300+ legacy platforms already migrated.
We Started White Label Crowdfunding. Now We Are Redefining It With Fabric.
Today we are excited to announce the public Beta release of Thrinacia Fabric 1.0, the next generation of our fundraising solution.
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3 Great Social Platforms to be in when Crowdfunding
Keeping your backers in a single crowdfunding platform isn’t enough. You must have a strong social presence.
How do I revert the custom pages to their default templates
This article provides a quick tutorial on how to revert your custom pages to their default templates.
The Rapid Growth in the Crowdfunding Industry Spurs the Development of New Platforms
The growth in the crowdfunding industry is opening the door to opportunities that new platforms will capitalize on.
Updating the Default Email Addresses – Tutorial
This tutorial will explain how to update the default Website Send Email, Website Receive Email, Portal Admin Email and Portal Guest Email.
Using Reddit IAmA to your Crowdfunding Advantage
Every crowdfunding campaign will always have its critics. You can put them in their places by making yourself available.
How to Display Twitter Feed in the Footer
This tutorial will provide detailed instructions on how to embed a Twitter feed into the footer of a site.
Uploading an Image in Pages
This tutorial will explain how to upload an image and properly place it into one of the pages.
Payment Settings – Test Mode and Live Mode
This tutorial will explain how to configure Payment Settings for Stripe Test Mode and Live Mode.
Thrinacia Introduces a Free 14 Day Trial
Thrinacia’s team is excited to announce the introduction of the free seven day trial period for the experiment plan.