Hi everyone. I'm not sure if some of you just heard me, but we'll be starting the webinar in One or two minutes just letting a couple more people get on before we begin. All right. Well, I'll begin Hello, everyone. Good afternoon. I hope everyone's been having a lovely week so far Today, we're gonna be going over some of the basics of give big St. Croix Valley If you have any questions, you can use the questions section in your go to webinar control panel Sarah is also on the call. So if you have any other specific questions about the event, she'll be able to answer them So let's begin My name is Lisa Galper and I'm the community engagement manager at Mighty Cause And I'll be one of the key people from Mighty Cause helping with this event So if you've asked a question in support, you may have already received an answer from me So just a little background about Mighty Cause for those of you who are not familiar with our platform We've been in a crowdfunding non-profit fundraising business since 2006. We've helped raise over $600 million for over 30 000 nonprofits. We're one of the leading giving day technology platforms We're really pride ourselves on listening to feedback from nonprofits that utilize our platform And creating products that make it really efficient and easy to use for non-profit administrators So I'll just pass it on to Sarah for a little bit just to give some basics about give big St. Croix Valley before we Get into the nitty gritty of utilizing the platform and starting off with your campaign So Sarah if you want to take it away Thank you, Lisa. Um, hopefully everybody can hear me I'm kind of I think I've ever done a webinar. So this is new for me Um, good morning, and I just want to thank everybody. It looks like we've got 11 people on I know I've heard of from some of you who are planning to be on so I just want to cover a couple things um I had two people registered last night for the Neurichon meeting and I had sent out a thing saying that I cancelled it So thank you for your flexibility The roads weren't as bad as I thought but I just didn't want to take a chance. So Next week we have a meeting on the 18th. We have a 1 30 p.m Here at the office in Hudson and then a 5 30 p.m at The library in Hudson So you can attend one of those you can register There's a link on the facebook page or you can send me an email and then also The 25th we'll have one at the Amory community center um I think we've got about 40 nonprofits registered so far. So that is great Um, we're our deadline is the 28th to get everybody registered just so that we're up and running and ready to go Because as early as march 1 we can start receiving donations out on the out on your mighty cause site So that's why we want to the sooner the better. Um, get everyone registered um Let's see. I will update the toolkit as I As needed We were having some issues with some links not working with a couple people I don't know if anyone else has ran into that But we think that could be a firewall issue as I wasn't able to Open some things on my work laptop, but I was that with my home laptop. So Might be something with a firewall, but there is a mighty cause A mighty cause support Line that um, I'm sure Lisa will share with you that they'd be a great resource for that And I can always email you things as needed as well. So And then just make sure you're checking on facebook through your organization and sharing things as we shared Events and happenings and things like that um I've had a few of you ask about the community meetings and whether or not they are required for attendance I think if you are a brand new nonprofit to give big, I think absolutely you want to make sure you're attending One for sure if not all of them um The first couple last month in this month will be a lot of introductory. Here's what it is. Here's your website um You know, so if you attended in january february might not be Required or needed. However If possible I mean, it's also a networking opportunity. So as we go on for like next month, I would say would be more kind of strategy Let's talk about the day of giving and next steps. What should you be doing between march and april to get ready to hit april running um, but it's also just a great opportunity to Network with the other nonprofits doing give big and share ideas and things like that So if you can attend them great If you're you know, if it just doesn't work out with your schedule We get that too. But if you can at least attend one of them And then the only other one that I would say for sure Make plans to be at would be our april dates And those are the meetings. We will hand out the marketing materials the signs the buttons T-shirts if you order them Things like that. So i'll be sending out a link to everybody With the ordering details and so you can let me know what if anything you want to order Um, so I will be putting that together and getting that as soon as I can so that is really All I have right now. So just get registered by the 28th and like I said, I'm here to help so Awesome, great. Thank you so much, sarah And again, yes, please feel free to use the questions Um section in the go to web on our control panel if you have any questions about anything just sarah went over or moving forward All right, let's get started So first just to cover some of the transaction fees As well as the donation booster that will be on your organization page so The transaction fee per donation for the event is 6.9 percent. So just to break that break that down It's a 4% platform fee plus a 2.9 percent and 30 cent credit card processing fee per donation So that's going to automatically populate at the end of the checkout process for donors as you see on the image on the right hand side And there will be a check box where donors can Uncheck that box if they're not interested in covering those transaction fees And as you see below once a donor unchecks that box They'll have the original donation that they've added in that so that they can pay for So donors will always have the opportunity to not cover transaction fees if they choose if they do not want to So as sarah just said if you haven't registered your nonprofit yet for the event, please do so It's a short form and I'll grant you access to your organization page As well, please make sure to pay the hundred dollar registration fee either by check or through the online tool on the registration form You'll be approved within 24 to 48 hours And that's when you'll be able to really customize and begin editing your organization page because you'll be Created or set up as an administrator and of course early donations begin on march 1st So once you have access to your organization profile page Well, you'll notice is on the left hand side. There is a dashboard And this dashboard will have all the key tools and features you need To control and manage your organization page So the first icon is the home page, which will give you quick metrics about how you're doing per month The second option or the second icon is the profile And this will give you all your tools to customize and edit your page I will go into how you can begin editing your page The third icon the dollar sign is your donations tool where you can see all of your donor data and customize your checkout process Campaigns will give you a list of any peer-to-peer campaigns or any campaigns you as an organization have created for your for your nonprofit And lastly settings give you the ability to control certain aspects of your page and your presence on the platform So customizing your profile So this is the page editor Of your profile It will give you you'll have the ability to customize the look and feel of your page And most importantly share the mission Of your organization and your nonprofit Some key things to make your organization pop up or pop out is to edit your theme So you'll want to first upload a logo of your organization and add a background image Those are some small things that you can do but they really do make a difference on the organization page when you can customize just those two things As well if your organization has some standard colors that you utilize maybe on your website in your emails You'll want to use that as well as your theme color If you're using your organization page as your donation page You'll want to add a thermometer on there as well to let your donors know how you are doing In regards to your fundraiser how much have you raised so far in comparison to your goal So you can add in metrics by going to your profile And then page settings as you see right there on the dashboard example. I have Your metrics just provide a quick snapshot of how you're doing And you can also enable so that it shows your total amount of donations and total number of donors And most importantly set a calculation method So when do you want Donations in your metrics to be calculated from we recommend to begin by March 1st The day where you can start accepting donations so donors can really see how you are doing for the event the description Or story area of your organization profile page allows you to share the mission of your nonprofit So the inline editor allows you to add images videos bullet points numbers Anything you need to really make that area stand out and really Prove to your donors what you guys are doing As well if you have more information that you want to add, but doesn't quite fit Under your story or description Then you'll be able to add a custom tab Where you can add in maybe if you have future events If you have any other additional information that you want to add you can create a custom tab for it As well, you'll have the opportunity to integrate your facebook and instagram On to your organization profile page and we highly recommend this Especially if your organization is looking to you know improve on the links that you receive and the followers that you have It's a great way to get your donors engaged in your organization and seeing your most recent updates If you don't have an instagram or you don't have a facebook That's perfectly fine You'll also have the opportunity to add any other images that you want to showcase to your donors It's a great opportunity to show what you're doing and where funds are going Once a donation is made on the platform You'll receive their donor information in your donations report So this is available to review on the dollar sign donations icon of your left-hand side dashboard So administrators will receive an email notification when a donation is made And you'll be able to see right on the donations report the donor name The amount that they donated the date of their donation and the fundraising page if you do have fundraisers that it's associated with You'll be able to filter as well if you're looking for a specific date Or a specific fundraising page or specific type of donor And most importantly you can download this information into an excel sheet to get even more detailed information such as Addresses or if they donated via desktop or mobile device So you can really gather key information about your donors You'll also have the ability to review dispersions that you've received from mighty cost charitable foundation We send out disbursements twice a month They're batched collectively so you receive donations as you start accepting or receiving them As well you'll also receive a disbursement breakdown So you have any questions about what's included on your disbursement? You can click into your disbursement breakdown and see what donations are included in that disbursement As well as any fees fees that you've incurred If your organization plans on receiving donations via check or cash You'll be able to add those donations onto the platform To have your fundraiser up to date So on your donations report There's an icon that says add offline donation We can simply click and add the amount and donor name of the donation that you're receiving This will add to the total Of the metrics that you have at the top of your organization profile page So it's always up to date But please know offline donations do not count toward leader goal leaderboard totals So they will be included in your metrics on your organization profile page But on your leaderboard on the event site, they will not be included As I said previously, you'll have the opportunity to customize the checkout experience for your donors So if you have certain donation levels or descriptions that you want to add to your checkout process, you can do that As well if you want to collect any additional donor information Such as their phone number what company that they're donating from etc You can request that donors enter that information during the checkout process As well You'll want to customize the thank you page and thank you receipt donors receive once they make a donation So once a donation is processed the donors will receive a thank you page It's the first thing they see when their transaction is completed And you'll have the ability to customize that add photos images a thank you message anything you need And same thing goes for the email receipt All donors then make a donation through our platform will automatically receive a donation receipt be email And I'll have text deductibility information for them But you'll have the opportunity to add As the thank you page a thank you message as well as an image or video that you want to add It's a great opportunity To really hit home for donors where their funds are going and what you'll be doing with their donations You can also preview a thank you page and the email receipt right on the platform So that you can really see what donors will be viewing when it comes to day of event For any organizations that will be receiving a matching grant for the event You'll be able to display that on your organization profile page So for those of you who are not familiar with matching grants, if a donor has agreed to Essentially match a certain amount that you've received on the day of the event You can add that here to publicize to donors that their donation is going to make an even bigger impact So you would simply add in the grantor's name They can choose to be anonymous if they want and the amount that they're willing to grant We have flexible matching grant options So you can choose a one-to-one matching grant two to one three to one four to one Really the world is their oyster and how you want to customize that The match does not need to be paid through the platform It can be paid in whatever way is most easiest for your organization if that's a check or on the platform And as well same as offline Gifts or offline donations matching funds do not are not included in your leaderboard totals So they will be included in your metrics on your organization profile page So donors will see that updated to see the total that your organization is receiving But on the event page leaderboard, it will not be included on there The vent board leaderboard is simply to show total online donations The settings version of your organization profile page gives you different tools to Manage your organization profile page as a whole So you can add or remove admins right here So if you need more than one administrator, you can do so you can have as many administrators as you need If you need to update your legal address, you can do so here as well in our system We will automatically have the legal address that you have set up with the IRS You'll want to set up your direct deposit In settings as well if you scroll to the bottom There will be an area. This is set up EFT electronic funds transfer Once you put in your routing and account number, you'll be asked to also attach a copy of a voided checker bank letter Once you've added that in and submitted your information It will be reviewed and you'll know if it's been approved or if we need any other additional information in regards to your direct deposit For any organizations that do not have a bank account or a direct deposit, I should say And would prefer check. We do have check options, but we highly recommend direct deposit for an easier and more streamlined disbursement cycle And lastly, if you want to change the URL of your organization profile page, you can do so right here You can customize the end of your URL to be anything that you needed to be All right, so now that we've gone through the key points of your organization profile page We'll go through campaign strategy Okay Great So you'll definitely want to use the toolkit resources that we have available on the giving site event So after this webinar We'll have much more trainings available for you guys to sit in or watch if you're not available on those dates Most importantly, we also have a lot of tips facts and basic how to's available on our toolkits You can borrow templates for email social media and much more as well as images and photos That you can use to communicate in your email marketing or your social media So please really review the nonprofit toolkit that we have available on the site And please let us know You know what you have found the most beneficial what you know would be most beneficial next year Because we love hearing that feedback and we want to make sure that this giving event is as useful to you As I stated before early donations begin on march 1st So you can start accepting donations as early as march 1st All donations processed beginning march 1st will count towards the leaderboard on the day of the event And donors do not need to create a user account to donate So we definitely recommend starting march 1st that you begin Really emailing and letting your donors know that they can donate as early as as soon as possible As I noted also previously You will receive a notification once a donation is made to your organization profile page As well for any donors that are on Who are participated and give minnesota or any other giving event your url Your page will be automatically redirected to your giving event site We also You know, we also think it's a great idea To really engage your supporters and activate them to create their own peer-to-peer campaigns So reach out to your board members your supporters volunteers and ask them to fundraise on behalf of your organization Our peer-to-peer campaign tools are really easy and very easy for fundraisers to be to be created Equip ambassadors with the tools and strategy to promote your organization for the event Allow them to tell their story about your organization and engage their own networks such as their family and friends if you need any examples on Peer-to-peer campaigns of what previous organizations have done Please let us know we're more than happy to give you some great ideas or how other Organizations have utilized peer-to-peer campaigns But it's a great way to get your word out even more in your community And lastly spread the word out about your giving event and your organization And the fundraising that you're doing Utilize social media newsletters that you have email marketing your website And most importantly make sure you have a key understanding of what you're sending out to who segment your communications by donor group Having a good list of which donors have donated previously to this event As well as your monthly donors and plan and schedule in advance, especially since the march first date is coming up soon In your email marketing you really want to have a clear call to action with a link to your organization page You want to make it clear to donors as i've been saying of the mission of your organization and how they can help Get involved and really help your organization even more As well Give big st. Croix valley is having an awesome way to activate donors They have if you haven't seen it yet Um what they have is an initiative For donors to create selfies once they make a donation So if you go to the selfless selfies portion of the giving event site You'll be able to see a pdf that you can print out or donors can print out once they make a donation that can Take a selfie of their donation and the printout that they have And share it on social media and i definitely recommend to any organization To promote this and have you know share on social media like each other's posts Really activate your entire community to work together So i'm just going to leave the last couple of minutes for any questions that anyone has about the platform We this webinar is recorded and we will be sending it out to Everyone who's currently on this webinar and as well if you would like the slides In a pdf format. We also can submit out in a pdf format as well But i'll just leave um last couple of minutes to any last questions anyone has All righty here. So if there are no other questions Yes, I just wanted to um just I I see there's 16 on the call and some of them may have been to the community meetings some maybe have not but um, I just wanted to mention you talked about the That's the processing fee the credit card processing fee at the beginning of the presentation But just one thing I wanted to note that um has been told to me by just um based on previous years 92 of the donors cover those fees for the nonprofits that they're giving to so You know when it comes down to to it there's There's not a lot of costs that ends up getting passed onto the nonprofit because your donors are so great to make sure they're covering most costs for you because Anybody who makes a payment online or owns a business understands credit card processing fees. So um donors have been really great to just cover those for you Yeah, that's a great point. And what's also great about um, you know Our platform and how donors have been able to donate especially with transaction fees is that that whole amount is text deductible for them So including that transaction fee So it's also, you know The donors are doing a great benefit to covering those fees But they're also receiving text ability text deductibility on the whole entire amount We do have resources and tools that really um summarize all of the information that I went over So if there are any other questions, of course, please reach out to support at mighty cause dot com That's our support email. We're more than happy to um, you know Answer any questions or concerns you have or talk through any technological issues that anyone may be having I mean, you might be receiving a response from me Um, and of course, we do have um a support forum as well That includes lots of articles that um recap essentially when I went over and we'll have this recording as I said available to anyone um who You know is looking for it Um sarah, do you have any last words or anything else? Uh, I don't think that do you can you give out the um And I've told I'm happy to help where I can. I mean I I've I'm still learning the platform as well So any technical um questions are better left to mighty cause. Do you can you give out the? um The phone number as well for your support your customer service. Yes, let me Get that out. I don't have in the top of my head, but Let me I have the one 202, but don't you guys have an 800 number as well The 202 number would go to the same place Okay, so it's<PHONE_NUMBER> is the technical support line Um, like I said, I'm happy to answer what I can but when it comes down to the technical stuff, um I kind of point people that way. Um, I don't really I'm just I've been we're we're just working on getting uh Getting the word out. We're doing a Letter to the editor is going in the river tones papers this week. Um, we've been trying to Make sure we're we're posting the events and then we'll be running a series of some ads and some articles as well As we move forward, but I just once march hits. I know it's going to come fast So I'm looking forward to it, but if anyone has questions Or anything just reach out to me and I'm happy to answer however. I can I'm I'm only in three days a week But I'm trying to be better about keeping my calendar up to date and my voicemail and whatnot. So But thank you everybody for all your work so far. Um, it's been great. I'm happy with what's coming in and everybody's been Patient with me as as I'm learning too. So, um, I appreciate it and look forward to working with everyone this year All right. Thank you so much. And yes, please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns Have a great day everybody. Thanks Lisa. Bye


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Hello, I am Zefs Klarenka and I'm going to tell you a little bit about the Fedora package dashboard. It all started as an idea by Miro Hronchuk, proposed in December 2019 on the devil list. He scouted interest for landing page of sorts for the Fedora packages where he would collect some data about the packages and present it in a reasonably structured fashion. He also attached a mockup to the email so you can now feast your eyes on the original. And since Miro had no actual interest in developing the web application, we, as in Fedora QA, approached him and offered to take the project of his hands and make it a reality. This decision was based on a couple of factors. First of all, we already had a general QA landing page in the works and the way we developed the backend for it, we could easily use some of the data it already provided and adding more to it in order to accommodate for the new page was quite easy since the original design of the backend or ACUM as we call it is quite modular and we designed it with this or not this specifically but something like this in mind already so we could expand it on the fly basically. And we also believe that having some tool for packages has a direct impact on the community and once again we as a Fedora QA feel that our mission is to be the caretakers, enablers and maybe a catalyst so we hoped on the chance to make our community members lives a bit easier hopefully and we implemented the Fedora Package dashboard and we are now running it instead of Miro. Our main goal for the dashboard is, as I already said, making life of packages easier. What does it mean, we wanted to put together a set of information relevant to the packages from the various sources. You'd have to be manually checking on regular fashion advice for example you'd be checking bug zeal for bugs, Peggy here for new pull requests, Bode for updates, stuff like that. That obviously takes some time and it also takes some regular work that you need to spend browsing all the different systems. We decided that we'll be downloading or grabbing the data from all the sources, we'd boil down the information filter what's important and we would also cache what we've downloaded because some of the services tend to be slow sometimes, like I'm not pointing to bugs you're Peggy but you know it for yourself and the information we store is also relevant sometimes to more than one person because we don't only create the dashboards for people but also for package groups so you can imagine that if we queried all the sources ad hoc it would be next to unusable so figuring out the caching was quite some pain as you can probably imagine but we believe it was absolutely worth it because now we have the data stored in a readable JSON format and we can transform it to whatever we need at the moment. With the page itself, with the dashboard we felt that it needs to be responsive and fast obviously and that it shouldn't be too cluttered with information because still even if we only show what's relevant say we don't show poor requests that are quite new or we maybe show you only bugs with some severity that you can configure we believe that you as a package should be able to filter it further down so we also included additional filtering on top of the data that we already pre-crunched for you we'll show that in the live demo afterwards but we believe that these things together are a recipe for success and that we are not only making the life of packages a bit easier but we may be also roaring the entry barrier a bit because now you don't necessarily need to know about all the bits and bobs and pieces of information that you need to collect as a package you can with this in mind only hop to the dashboard and see what's going on and based on the initial feedback we got I think that we hit just the right buttons so here's some of it so we can read it for ourselves we are especially happy for Kevin's this is pretty awesome and now František will take over from me and he will show you the actual product in a live demo and he will also talk about what's next and maybe about some implementation issues that he hit on the way and how we solved them hello my name is František that local I'm going to show you a demo of federal package dashboard then I'll talk a little bit about its internals architecture some issues we've hit on the road and our plans with the project for the future let's jump to a demo so this is the front page of package dashboard it's very simple you need just your fast username or you can use basically any fast username of any federal package because we are showing we are currently showing only public information which are available without any passwords and so on so I'll use miros dashboard because he has lots of stuff there so this is basically the dashboard you can see there are pretty big number of different information boxes red boxes yellow boxes and so on there is a help page for cases when you are using a dashboard and don't understand some something some icon or some box and basically anything I'm not going to go through it completely let's close it so up here you can see number of packages yeah your fast username number of packages you own directly number of packages you own through groups and number of packages that are showing you something on dashboard if your package doesn't have any box updates or anything it won't be shown here at all right top right corner you can see some icons and numbers next to them you can click on these buttons and it will filter the results shown package dashboard so now I've selected to show just bugs I can enable more filtering options in options panel I can hide for the other 32 because it's it's already pretty old and all TPL and you see different number of bugs are shown here or different number of packages and bugs for them you can also show just CBEs which might be pretty interesting for for packages you can see the other other stuff is disabled because I've enabled showing of bugs only it's back there are various different filters we can add more if you want feel free to open open issue or ping us on IRC you can add more more stuff for for filtering you can hide for the release schedule this was added pretty recently we thought it might be good to have some sort of overview for for packages how we are progressing towards next for the release so yeah reset the filters default other thing you can you can see here are updates for our packages you can see comments karma and their const status or expected expected time when they shoot it stable we need still to iron out some cases when we are not counting days properly and we are off by one but it's not a huge huge issue if you have the if you have disabled automatic stable push it won't show any expected stable obviously and if you have enabled automatic stable push you can see see there when it should hit stable or if it should have already hit the stable this can mean that there is some negative karma or some other issue especially with com federal composer or basically anything the other interesting thing is active overrides for your packages active pulley quest and their ci results there can be multiple ci's yeah and you can see results for all of them we will add support for more ci's if they emerge we are fetching this data from from buggy here yeah hyperlink leads to that pulley quest in your distg it yeah while i'm here this icon means that you own package through group you can you can disable disable showing group packages on dashboard if if you want the other other interesting stuff is fails to build uh fails in federal health check this is from data provided by repo checker from fabio valentini so huge kudos to him uh sometimes data's data from this service can be different compared to for example koshe for example if we are talking about fails to build uh we are getting three different data and joining them together uh from bugzilla fails to build tickets and trackers koshe and repo checker the other interesting thing is orphans and especially if you click on drop down arrow you can see when issues begin and when the package might get retired according to fedora fedora policies uh about retiring uh retiring orphan packages obviously we have some issues with styling uh yeah and down there there is a reason for uh why why the package is uh impacted by by orphan it can either be orphaned orphaned directly or uh impacted in the way that some of its dependencies uh are orphaned you can click on and get dependency network this can be pretty interesting in for uh more complicated dependency sets so you can see how how is it how is your package impacted by some some or some package being orphaned uh this package is pretty simple but there are more more complicated situations and these graphs can can help a lot uh understanding the issue you can zoom in zoom out so on our reset filters once again um yeah you can hide hide uh some group group packages uh from the dashboard completely and the other interesting and important thing not that much interesting is uh to be aware that we are caching the results as you have said earlier and uh sometimes there might be some issues in infrastructure or on our side since we are still currently running on temporary server so uh it's best to start and uh if you have any trouble or doubts doubts about data shown there uh you can check uh page footer and you can see there how old are the data that you are currently seeing here the page updates itself automatically uh it refreshes uh i think every 15 minutes so if there is something new you don't need to manually hit f5 and and refresh the page one last thing i would like to mention is that yeah you can write in uh your package group name and see just packages owned by the group and you can see orphan and these are just orphan packages um mirror is mentioning this this page in his uh orphan packages reports in in the emails and i think it it's pretty pretty good representation and very clean and easy easy option to view uh everything that's currently orphans in federal or impacted by orphans um yeah um the interesting thing i wanted to mention is that you can obviously search in package dashboard and you can use regular regular expressions in in in the search box so i can disable python packages and i can disable so you see this uh this supports um simplified regular expressions and also full regular expressions so you can you can customize customize uh view of dashboard as you wish so that would be everything from demo let's get back to slides on the screen so uh something about implement implementation details the application itself is divided in two parts back and front end uh back end is leveraging flask and salary salary libraries um we were aiming for very paralyzed architecture because um we are fetching tons of data and we are fetching fetching them uh in scheduled intervals and uh it's tens of thousands of uh requests requests to various services uh you have talked about before bugzilla, pagir some of them can be unbelievably uh slow so we we need to be able to process uh i don't know uh tens of workers currently we are aiming to increase that number once we finish moving moving to proper server deployment in federal infrastructure yeah this is the third point here fourth actually um we we had some issues with server hosting it's still currently deployed on temporary server it actually might be moved by the time that this talk goes live because we are pre-recording this and we are planning to deploy package dashboard into community shift but then it went silent and uh uh it was uh uh decommissioned i would say for i don't know how how long it's not even even we don't even know for sure that we'll get something like that back so we are working with federal infrastructure team to deploy back end and front end into their open shift cluster and they are they are very helpful especially pingo who is helping me with uh anything i need i'm learning uh how to work with open shifts and especially open shift and and symbol together and deploy stuff so yeah we are working on on that uh front end is uh like basically any modern web application using react or and it's written javascript and it's uh asking asking back end communicating with back end with api which is i'm not going to talk a lot about the api site here but uh it's public uh we basically any anybody any developer any user any contributor to federal can can use the api or even talk talk to us if somebody wants to add that something into our back end or our column we are aiming aiming to make it uh or even at least try to make it more more used more widely used in federal world uh if so if you have any any data that you want to uh some process somehow have it cached have it refreshed automatically you can come come to ask and come to us and ask talk with us and even implement implement some something as oracle module so uh about some our future plans uh we are planning to uh take a look at federal c i it's uh it's api and uh figure out the ux and integrate integrate it all into a package dashboard because uh it's currently used only for public requests against your packages if you have set it up in your disk it but uh we think it uh it might make sense for packages to to see uh results from federal c i uh for packages themselves and not just blue requests now we are planning to add support for federal flood packs and modules this got uh stalled a bit uh but we are planning to work on that we are planning to take a look if there is if there are any possibilities uh to integrate oracle and package dashboard into some other federal processes we are planning to take a look uh on authentication and show private bugs uh we are planning to think and talk with other teams in redhead about some possibilities to use package dashboard for uh rel we are obviously planning to do some optimum optimizations because back end is currently not as effective as it as it could be uh we are not listening for federal messages so we are fetching all the data uh every hour or two from body bugzilla coji and so on and we will take a look uh and use leverage federal messages everywhere we can because it will be obviously faster and uh more effective use of resources we are planning to take a look and work on fastest things for first time visitors uh package dashboard uh is uh synchronizing and pre-caching data for users visited at least once per 14 days so and time before you get first first page loaded on your first visit it can be pretty long especially for packages with loads of packages and bugs and so on and in the end we are planning to work more on docs uh by this uh here we mean documentation for developers documentation about Oracle architecture it's ap api for modules and and on integration tests because we hit some some issues when some of the services change the format of data uh their turn and we had to adapt so we want to automatize uh something to uh warn us if there is some some issue this is basically it package dashboard is already live uh on package.federainfracloud.org and we'll start sending some more announcements uh and uh doing some more propagation for it once it's deployed on uh on federal infrastructure operative servers. Thanks for your attention and I guess it's time for questions. All right thank you Františku for taking us through that before we wrap this up I'd like to mention one other teammate that worked on the project with us and that is Lukáš Brabec also from FederaQE responsible for creating maintaining and uh developing the frontend bits and here is a page with couple of links first of all the link to the dashboard and then links to the repos where you can have a look for yourself or submit some rfe's or bug reports. Thank you for listening and now if you have any questions we are here to answer