Cut turf, then packets
Start from a turf so each walk packet is geographically tight. Set the canvasser count and the packet stack is cut from that turf.
Use this guide to cut walk packets from a turf, assign them, canvass by print stack or mobile, and bring the results back in.
Start from a turf so each walk packet is geographically tight. Set the canvasser count and the packet stack is cut from that turf.
Use the turf assignment dashboard to hand each packet to a canvasser and watch assignment status move from unassigned to completed.
Print the packet stack for a paper canvass, or send canvassers the mobile walk list. Either way each voter on the list is a door to knock.
Canvassers log contact results and answers to the survey prompts as they go. The mobile canvass keeps working offline and syncs when back online.
The execution summary rolls up coverage, and packet close-out brings results back into the workspace.
Cut, but not yet handed to a canvasser.
Given to a canvasser, not yet started.
The canvasser is working the packet.
The packet has been fully walked and closed out.
Pick the channel that fits the team and the turf.
A print-ready stack with a packet index and per-packet walk lists for a paper canvass.
An on-phone canvass that records contact results and survey answers, keeps working with no signal, and syncs when reconnected.